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The Impossible Revolution
This fall, the 16-episode series «Chronicles of the Russian Revolution» by Andrei Konchalovsky was released on the Start online cinema platform. The creators of the series openly claim: all freedoms in Russia are only harmful. Which, however, is the norm for Russian historical series.
#AndreiKonchalovsky #state #dictatorship #historicalmemory #medina #society #aftertheUSSR #revolution #Russia #freedom #series #Stalin #TV #FSB
So who are you, finally? Brigitte Macron against transphobes and conspiracy theorists
The trial began in Paris two weeks ago, accusing 10 people of online harassment of the First Lady of France. The accused — bloggers and internet publications prone to conspiracy theories — have for years spread rumors that Brigitte Macron was born a man and underwent gender transition. Neither the fact that the woman has three children from her first marriage, nor other obvious circumstances of her life, disproving such extravagant versions from the standpoint of common sense, stopped these claims.
#MAGICIAN #Analytics #BrigitteMacron #theInternet #influencers #informationsociety #conspiracytheories #newethics #Russia #socialnetwork #USA #transphobia #France #haters
Multiple-entry visas as a signal
The European Commission's decision to stop issuing Schengen multiple-entry visas to Russian citizens caused a lot of noise and once again divided the opposition. It would be good to calmly look at what happened and why. And the main question is — what happens next. Even a complete ban on Russians visiting Europe will not stop the war in Ukraine
#visas #WarinUkraine #EuropeanUnion #personalexperience #opposition #Putin #Russia #sanctions #Trump #Schengenarea
What to do when Revolut closes accounts of Russian emigrants and Germany does not issue humanitarian visas
In early November, many EU residents of Russian origin faced account blocks in the neobank Revolut. This issue affected holders of type D visas and residence permits, as well as those awaiting documents in EU countries, with Revolut citing the recently adopted 19th EU sanctions package against Russia. The anti-war Russian community Kovcheg stepped up for those affected: its founder Anastasia Burakova sent a letter to European Commissioner for Financial Services, Financial Stability and Capital Markets Maria Luís Albuquerque and European Commissioner for Justice Michael McGrath. We spoke with Anastasia about this and other human rights initiatives of Kovcheg.
#advocacy #europe #ark #personalexperience #humanrightsprotection #Russia #sanctions #Emigration
Place of power: Do not occupy. How the monument to Ivan the Terrible was unveiled in Vologda
On National Unity Day, a correspondent from «Most» visited Vologda for the unveiling of a monument to the most famous dictator of Russian medieval times. A monument to Stalin has long been there
#lifeinRussia #IvantheTerrible #historicalmemory #society #Regions #reportage #Stalin
A November Socialist Revolution Took Place in New York
Despite its predictability, Mamdani’s campaign unsurprisingly attracted massive international attention. This marks the peak of political activism for Generation Z, which literally carried the 34-year-old regional legislator into the New York mayor’s residence. Despite last year’s predictions of the imminent demise of wokism, radical progressives are gradually returning to the agenda.
#Analytics #elections #ZohranMamdani #zoomers #leftandright #people #NewYork #Palestine #populism #USA #elites
Seven Myths Surrounding the Thirty-Seventh Year
On the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Repression, we analyze the most dangerous stereotypes about Stalin’s crimes
#20thcentury #historicalmemory #History #Myths #aftertheUSSR #repressions #Russia #Stalin #Stalinism
«Gas Station Country» Without Gasoline
A fairly powerful and for many unexpected series of Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries can intensify the energy crisis in Russia. And this, in turn, will force the Kremlin to shift from military expansion into other countries to addressing its own socio-economic problems.
#Analytics #gasolinecrisis #WarinUkraine #ArmedForcesofUkraine #drones #EuropeanUnion #China #oil #Regions #Russia #sanctions
Born and Living in Dictatura
Dictatura is a settlement in the Plavsky District of the Tula Region. A correspondent from «Most» visited there and spoke with local residents about their living conditions and self-identification.
How the Louvre Was Robbed
A week after the daring robbery of the Louvre, the Paris police arrested two suspects: as the newspaper Le Figaro found out, one was preparing to board a flight to Algeria, the other planned to flee to Mali. The Paris prosecutor stated that premature disclosure of information about the arrests could harm the interests of the investigation. After all, many thefts of exhibits from the Paris museum remained unsolved for a long time.
#art #History #crime #thelouvremuseum #MonaLisa #museumdetective #picasso #France
In October 1983, the USA invaded Grenada — and it was a true special operation
The story of how to seize a foreign country in three days and convince its people that their lives have improved
#20thcentury #America #Grenada #History #asmallvictoriouswar #putsch #RonaldReagan #theUSSR #USA #ColdWar
Double Blow. The US and EU Imposed Sanctions on Russia Simultaneously
US President Donald Trump imposed sanctions on Russia for the first time since the beginning of his second term. Following him, the EU approved the 19th package of sanctions. This is not yet a full embargo, but already a joint policy of «coercion to peace.»
#WarinUkraine #DonaldTrump #EuropeanUnion #Lukoil #Rosneft #Russia #sanctions #SaudiArabia #USA #finance
Word of the Year: Anxiety?
Recently, the Russian project «Word of the Year — 2025» summed up the results of the interim voting. In the nomination «National Word,» the leader was «anxiety» (25%). Why has this happened only now?
#WarinUkraine #state #drones #lifeinRussia #society #psychology #fear #Economy #language
I should have made an agreement with you while I was alive. Prospects of a political crisis in France
The new prime minister of the country, appointed by President Emmanuel Macron, suddenly turned out to be the very same person who resigned from the same position three days before the appointment.
#Analytics #democracy #pensionreform #governmentcrisis #rightandleft #protests #France #EmmanuelMacron
Being born different — and in the wrong country. Why people with disabilities in Russia remain second-class citizens
Society, raised on «traditional values» and contempt for difference, has grown hardened and blind, walling itself off from those who are not like everyone else with a barrier of indifference. And children with disabilities pay the highest price for this.
#state #children #disability #inclusion #personalexperience #violence #intolerance #society #Russia #USA
Socialism with the Face of a Drug Cartel
The sad path of Venezuela: it could have been the American Qatar, but became a country-run criminal organization.
#Venezuela #state #dictatorship #History #cartels #LatinAmerica #drugs #neoliberalism #NicolasMaduro #society #crime #protests #rawmaterialseconomy #HugoChavez #benevolentreforms
No, we will not all die. What the Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded for this year
This year’s Nobel Prize in Economics was shared between economic historian Joel Mokyr and the creators of the «creative destruction» model, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt. And this is good news for those who fear that AI will destroy humanity or that China will conquer the world. For Russia, the laureates’ works contain an answer to why a country with talented scientists and engineers is lagging behind in this race.
#Gazprom #europe #innovations #ArtificialIntelligence #capitalism #China #Thescience #NobelPrize #Russia #stagnation #USA #Economy
«All states were once self-proclaimed»
«I see no reason why democratic, free, independent Karelia, Ingria, Smalandia, or Amberland (even if some of these names still sound fantastical to some) couldn’t become part of the European Union or NATO in the foreseeable future,» says Ukrainian politician Oleg Magaletsky. A participant in the Orange Revolution and the Revolution of Pride, in 2022 he founded the Forum of Free States Post-Russia — an international discussion platform whose participants aim for the breakup of the Russian Federation into several independent states. Most.Media publishes his conversation with Vadim Shtepa, editor-in-chief of the magazine Region.Expert.
#future #WarinUkraine #state #dictatorship #discussion #Empire #independentstate #society #aftertheUSSR #republics #Russia #freedom #Ukraine #federalism #Emigration
Trump and His Shutdown: Why the US Government Isn’t Working Since October 1
In the event of a shutdown, government agencies stop receiving funding, civil servants do not get paid, and consequently, most government institutions in the country cease to operate, except for those vital to life. The last time such an event occurred was six years ago—during Donald Trump's first presidential term.
#America #BarackObama #state #DemocraticPartyoftheUnitedStates #JoeBiden #DonaldTrump #healthcare #society #rightandleft #RepublicanPartyoftheUnitedStates #insurance #finance
There is a formidable court: it awaits. Some details of the trial and verdict of Nicolas Sarkozy
The verdict for former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was announced at the end of September in a Paris court and naturally sparked a storm of emotions and commentary. For the first time in history, a French president has been found so guilty that, according to the court, he deserved a punishment of imprisonment without the possibility of reduction to a suspended sentence or application of other leniency measures.
#Analytics #corruption #MuammarGaddafi #NicolasSarkozy #criminalpunishmentandpunishment #France