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Russia is increasingly falling behind developed countries in terms of education. Is this a coincidence or a systemic policy?

Statistics show: since the early 2020s, fewer and fewer Russian high school graduates are entering universities

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Nikolai Kulbaka

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US and Israeli Military Operation Against Iran: What This Means for the Global Economy

Iran has announced strikes on US bases in the region. If the conflict drags on, oil supplies, logistics, tourism, and the real estate market will be at risk—and the whole world will feel the consequences.

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Tatjana Rybakova

Shabbat Shalom, War Has Begun. The First Day of Iranian Strikes on Israel Through the Eyes of a Haifa Resident

The author of "The Bridge" spent the day under sirens and shelling. A personal account

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11 years since the murder of Boris Nemtsov. How this crime changed Russia

On February 27, 2015, politician Boris Nemtsov was shot dead in the center of Moscow. Since then, Russia has changed radically—not only politically, but morally as well. This crime became the point after which the authorities realized: nothing will happen for killing an opponent.

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Elvira Vihareva

Every Fifth Job Opening Is in Sales. How the Labor Market Turns a Person into Sisyphus

In 2026, sales manager is the most in-demand profession. And the most absurd one.

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«Carry the coffin longer so there will be more honors.» How war dead are buried in Moscow during the war in Ukraine

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Nikita Zolotarev

A Hero of Our Time. In Memory of Alexei Navalny

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«Is it a coincidence that the Russian guy bought a house in Palm Beach and knows everything?» The Russian Connection in the Epstein Dossier

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More than Two Thousand Hostages, Dozens of Victims, and Lies from the Security Services: 30 Years Since the Kizlyar and Pervomayskoye Terror Attack

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«War is a matter of time.» How residents of Lithuania’s Panemune are preparing for a Russian invasion

The smallest town in Lithuania is located on the border with the Kaliningrad region. Access to Russia from there is possible via the Queen Louise Bridge — one of the few functioning pedestrian crossings between the Russian Federation and the European Union.

Author:

Maria Litvinova

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Russia is increasingly falling behind developed countries in terms of education. Is this a coincidence or a systemic policy?

Statistics show: since the early 2020s, fewer and fewer Russian high school graduates are entering universities

Author:

Nikolai Kulbaka

«You can’t outplay the secret services on their own turf.» A long conversation about the participants in the famous Sinyavsky and Daniel trial

Exactly 60 years ago, the USSR began the trial of writers Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuli Daniel, which marked the beginning of the dissident movement. We remember this event with historian Dmitry Khmelnitsky, whose father was called to the court as a prosecution witness

Author:

Olga Proskurnina

Russia without sanctions: is it possible to start fresh

Let’s imagine for a moment that by some magical means Russia managed to get all sanctions lifted without exception, annexed all the territories Putin talks about, reduced the military budget, and began living as if nothing had happened.

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Nikolai Kulbaka

The Origins of the Islamic Revolution and the Inevitability of Its Defeat

Literally the day after the start of the Iran-Israel war, the Prime Minister of the Jewish state, Benjamin Netanyahu, appealed to the Iranian people to rise up against the ayatollah regime. How effective can this call be?

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Alexandr ZHelenin

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