Civilization

David Tilman26.05.2026

Those who look at the Parthenon, that incomparable symbol of the achievements of an ancient civilization, often do not see its wider setting. Behind the Acropolis, the bare dry mountains of Attica show their rocky bones against the blue Mediterranean sky, and the ruin of the finest temple built by the ancient Greeks is surrounded […]

Alexander Burenkov30.03.2026

The authorities’ explanation that Telegram’s very existence poses a threat to the state and society is utterly unconvincing. Let’s focus on the deeper reasons behind this decision: it fully fits into the “confessed” principles of state governance by the “Order of the Ruling Bureaucracy” — excessive administration of all processes in society. For example, the […]

Alexander Burenkov21.03.2026

Our subject of Russian history is the state-forming people and the political nation. The Russian people exist as a political nation, and it is precisely due to the characteristics of their national principles that they have always been able to rally people of other ethnic identities around themselves. For example, in Alaska, the Aleuts always […]

Alexander Burenkov12.03.2026

For the first time, the West, in the form of the USA, declares a claim to Global Dominance and a Unipolar World on behalf of the entire Western Civilization. Rubio’s speech on February 14, 2026 at the Munich Security Conference is primarily presented in our media as evidence of disagreements between the EU and the […]

Vladimir Morozov05.01.2026

Why Western civilization is not our path. Three days before New Year’s 1909, the most powerful earthquake in European history, measuring 7.5 on the Richter scale, almost completely destroyed several Italian cities, including Messina, claiming the lives of nearly 200,000 people. The first to come to the aid of the survivors were Russian sailors from […]

Dmitri Poskonnyi29.04.2025

The world is no longer on the cusp of change — it is already transforming. The 2024 BRICS Summit, hosted by Russia, crystallized a paradigm shift in global governance, underscoring the emergence of a multipolar order that challenges antiquated hierarchies. As traditional political systems falter, BRICS—a coalition of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—embodies […]

Iechika Ryoko05.05.2020

Those who look at the Parthenon, that incomparable symbol of the achievements of an ancient civilization, often do not see its wider setting. Behind the Acropolis, the bare dry mountains of Attica show their rocky bones against the blue Mediterranean sky, and the ruin of the finest temple built by the ancient Greeks is surrounded […]

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Civilization and Environment

The Real Reasons for the Authorities’ Decision to Block Telegram

What is Russian Civilizational Nationalism?

Rubio’s Doctrine

Europeans Won’t Understand Us

The Evolution of Political Systems and the Dawn of a New Global Civilization

Environment and Civilization

Trump is Interested in Chinese AI

The GKChP: The Day the Soviet Union’s End Began

The GKChP and the Chinese Lesson

Minamata Disease: Japan’s Environmental Reckoning