In recent years, a number of Russian political émigrés have advocated independence for the national republics and other Russian regions. But they do not explain how this is to be achieved

"Moroccan police were pushing us toward the water and shouting: ‘Swim! Swim!’"

The reasons why the authorities turned to history, and specifically to it, require clarification: why did events from long ago suddenly become necessary for rather cynical Russian politicians and bureaucrats? What benefit did they see in them for themselves?

Why does the state not help sellers who lost their goods after attacks by Ukrainian drones, and why do Wildberries payouts not save them from bankruptcy? Economist Nikolai Kulbaka explains