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About Lviv, In A Travel Notes Style

20:43 01.11.2013

About Lviv, In A Travel Notes Style

Lviv is an ancient city, whose history is inextricably linked with the history of Russia. These days, Lviv is not associated with Russia, but with the Ukrainian nationalist ideology. Many people mistakenly think that Lviv is not only the center, but the epicenter, the main place for nationalist ideas, but …

Second after Chopin

16:03 21.10.2013

Second after Chopin

He is called the outstanding Polish composer of the twentieth century, and one of the most important to have created work after Chopin. Hailing from the remote province of Little Russia, half- Polish, half German, he went on to became the musical Olympus of Warsaw, where he arrived as a …

The U.S. in the Middle East: betting on Turkey

15:48 21.10.2013

The U.S. in the Middle East: betting on Turkey

With the arrival of Barack Obama in the White House, Washington began an active revitalization of US -Turkish relations in all directions. With the revitalization of American policy toward the Middle East, this was a necessity, and it was important to Washington to combine its hegemonic aspirations with Ankara's regional …

Modern colonialism and the idea of "open borders"

17:14 02.10.2013

Modern colonialism and the idea of "open borders"

The continuing involvement of the United States in various military campaigns reminds us of the popular quote: "God invented war to teach Americans geography." The permanent participation in low-intensity military conflicts has become the hallmark of the American army in recent times. Iraq, Somalia, Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, then Iraq again, Libya …

Todor Minkov, Russo-Bulgarian Enlightener

16:06 03.07.2013

Todor Minkov, Russo-Bulgarian Enlightener

The grave of Todor Minkov, an outstanding Bulgarian enlightener, was discovered in a state of total neglect in the midst of a historical cemetery in Drahichyn, Belarus, in 2012 [1]. On January 4, 2013, a convention, attended by diplomats from the embassy of Bulgaria in Belarus, gathered in Mensk to …

What is it, Polish Orthodoxy?

20:26 14.06.2013

What is it, Polish Orthodoxy?

"An Orthodox Pole," sounds as unusual as a "Russian Catholic." The Polish national character is as inseparable from Catholicism as the Russian character is from Orthodoxy. But there is not only a Catholic Poland, but an Orthodox Poland.Who ever happens to have been in eastern Poland, could see Catholic churches …

Language and Geopolitics

0:44 16.02.2013

Language and Geopolitics

They say that war is the continuation of politics only by other means. It is equally true that language is a continuation of politics, and the ancient Roman proverb, "who rules, creates the religion" can be safely reinterpreted, saying "who rules, creates the language." The intellectual image of a country …

Ivanov- Šainović: The Russian James Bond

16:52 16.01.2013

Ivanov- Šainović: The Russian James Bond

In Athens on January 7th, 2013, the 70th anniversary of the execution by the Nazis of British intelligence agent number 033V, Jerzy Ivanov-Šainović, was solemnly marked. This man's name is known to almost every Pole and Greek, but it is unknown in Russia. He was an extraordinary man: multilingual (he …

Africa in the Multipolar World

15:00 02.07.2012

Africa in the Multipolar World

The recent global developments – unrest in the Arab world, the rise of illicit arms business, the proliferation of terrorism – increasingly often turn the attention of global audiences towards Africa. The region seems to be loaded with a complete array of present-day problems and currently faces the consequences of …

Foreign Policy of France: Should We Expect Any Changes?

16:56 20.04.2012

Foreign Policy of France: Should We Expect Any Changes?

The first round of the presidential election will take place in France on April, 22, 2012. If the second round is necessary, it’s scheduled on May, 6, 2012. Socialist François Hollande lays claim to the laurels of French president in power. Time will show, who will govern France after the …

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