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What life in a Lunar Colony will be like? An outpost on Earth’s moon has been a staple of science fiction since 20th century. One of the earliest practical proposals was the U.S. Army’s 1959 design.
Living on the Moon: What life in a Lunar Colony will be like Read More
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, or USSR, or Soviet Union, was a communist state from 1922 to 1991 and was a big rival of the US from World War II to the end of the ’80s.
What life in the Soviet Union was like Read More
The war, which started with the Russian invasion of Ukraine, led Sweden and Finland, which had been neutral for 200 years, to join NATO. But how did this process come about?
Consequences of Sweden and Finland’s NATO decision Read More
In the news of this week in the Russian media, it was noted that the number of people who regret the disintegration of the Soviet Union has increased. In the survey published by Gazeta.RU, it was stated that these rates reached 67 percent.
Russian media: People miss the Soviet Union years Read More
The film version of Ayn Rand’s novel We the Living was made in Italy by Scalera Films in 1942. Rand’s novel was considered a political hot potato by Fascist authorities in Rome, but was approved for filming due to the intervention of dictator Benito Mussolini’s son.
We the Living: The long and arduous journey of an anti-communist film Read More
It began before dawn. An assault on Ukraine. An assault on Europe. After weeks of promising he meant this country no harm, Vladimir Putin finally gave the order to attack.
Ukraine Invasion: The day in Kyiv – how calm turned to fear Read More
The Russia-Ukraine war left its mark on the world agenda. After days of tension and negotiations, while the situation in the region was curious, Russia launched a military operation in Donbas on the morning of February 24. So, why did the Russia-Ukraine war begin? Why does Russia want to fight? Here are the reasons for the war.
Why does Russia want to go to war with Ukraine? Read More
Russian President Vladimir Putin argued that the Soviet Union did not collapse due to increasing nationalism in the Baltic countries. “The disintegration of the Union is based on the very inefficient economic policy of the Soviet Union, which has caused a collapse in the social sphere.”
Putin: Soviet Union collapsed due to inefficient economy politics Read More