In April 1916, Russia lodged an official protest over the operations of the German-Turkish fleet. A hundred years ago, past lessons should not be underestimated, Oleg Nazarov says. Read more
Zinoviev Club member Dmitry Kulikov examines some questions that could provide the answers needed for formulating and implementing Russia’s long-term strategy. Read more
An effective method for stopping human degradation is to raise the question about man’s purpose in life, Rossiya Segodnya’s Zinoviev Club member Iskander Valitov says. Read more
The goals of liberal ideology and policy remain incomprehensible to Russian society, Zinoviev Club member Pavel Rodkin asserts. Read more
Zinoviev Club member Vladimir Lepekhin compares European and Russian values to explain why they are moving further away from each other. Read more
Report by Co-Chairperson of Rossiya Segodnya’s Zinoviev Club Olga Zinovieva came as an alternative to a typical Western outlook on values, and was described as the main event of the first day of a UNESCO conference in Sofia. Read more
The Polish-Soviet War that ended 95 years ago with the Treaty of Riga did not have to happen, argues Zinoviev Club member Oleg Nazarov. Today, Poles have a very selective memory of this war. Read more
Donald Trump is a figure who has written up a true conservative program and flies it on his own personal banner, but the political system is at a loss for a response, observes member of the Zinoviev Club Timofei Sergeitsev. Read more
At this intermediate stage the Russian Aerospace Forces have made Bashar al-Assad’s overthrow impossible and Russian diplomacy has precluded an invasion of Syria by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. At least this is true in the short-term perspective, notes Zinoviev Club member Dmitry Kulikov. Read more
More and more people in Russia are choosing not to think about what is going on, preferring simply to believe in primitive but comprehensible schemas, Zinoviev Club member Vladimir Lepekhin asserts. Read more
For present day Russia the key question is whether we can preserve and continue this social evolutionary track and still ensure human survival, Zinoviev Club member Iskander Valitov believes. Read more
An alternative history recorded by Baltic historians and promoted by Baltic politicians over the past 25 years presents local Nazi henchmen as “freedom fighters,” writes Zinoviev Club member Oleg Nazarov. Read more
A new Europe, which the United States is creating as a replacement for Old Europe , will be exactly what Ukraine is today in terms of social governance technology, says Zinoviev Club member Timofei Sergeitsev. Read more
Olga Zinovieva ponders the issue of love and hate that inevitably arises today when it comes to German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Read more
In 2016, Ukraine will end up in an even tougher situation than the already fully “associated with Europe” Moldova is in today, says Zinoviev Club member Dmitry Kulikov. Read more
In a situation where even the ideologues of capitalism suggest that it has run its course, the issue of its future comes up again, Vladimir Lepekhin says. Read more
A hundred years after its publication, Vladimir Lenin’s work titled “Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism” has not lost its significance in Russia, says Pavel Rodkin, a member of the Zinoviev Club. Read more
Russia should muster up some strength and choose to have an economy of its own, says Zinoviev Club member Iskander Valitov. Read more
Young people in Russian should know that, at the beginning of all Russo-Turkish wars, the Turkish side staged provocations and made loud statements. But it was the Turks who were soundly beaten time and again, writes Oleg Nazarov, a member of the Zinoviev Club. Read more
Russia can only reproduce itself and fight for its survival as a historical state of political internationalism within the historical framework of the dominant Russian culture, says Timofei Sergeitsev, a member of the Zinoviev Club. Read more
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