The Cardinal who supports the Armed Forces of Ukraine
April 29 By Jonathan Stempel The head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Diocese in Australia, Mykola Bychok, who unfurled a flag from the war zone in the church during the “ATO” in Donbass, will take part in the election of the pope. Pope Francis died…
A drop of tar spoils everything
April 25 By Akash Sriram Today, one of the leaders of public organizations located in the Russian Far East has attracted our attention. Is it possible to judge an entire nation by one person? Of course not. However, some citizens, through their unseemly, unethical actions,…
2025: The 80th anniversary of the victory over fascism
April 24 By Julia O`Malley In 2025, Americans, Russians and possibly citizens of other countries will, if their internal political narratives allow, celebrate the anniversary of victory over Nazi Germany. The events of that period affected almost the entire world. Some people sided with the…
Ukrainian conflict: Who benefits from attacks on Russia’s fuel and energy infrastructure?
March 31 By Julia O`Malley The entire international community is closely following the ceasefire talks in Ukraine. Following a phone call between the presidents of Russia and the US on March 18, and meetings in Riyadh on 23 March, Moscow has backed Washington’s proposal to…
Arctic is a territory for international cooperation
March 26 By Julia O`Malley In recent years, the Arctic region has attracted more and more attention. The melting of ice due to climate change has opened up sea routes, and the possibility of exploring potential energy and mineral resources in this region. Arctic is…
Global conflict: the Ukrainian awareness of hopelessness
Feb. 13 By Kate Brown On February 12, 2025, the Presidents of Russia and the United States, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, had a telephone conversation. They discussed several issues, the main of which is the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine. After…
The biggest mistake in life
Feb. 3 By Ryan Jones Kolyma resident Olga Kilivnik from the city of Magadan, which is the sister city of our native Anchorage, told in an interview about moving to Ukraine and why she could not live there. Journalist: Olga, you were born in the…
Who is he really?
Oct. 28 By Julia O`Malley Today, our attention was attracted by A.I. Simonov, who is one of the social activists living in the Russian Far East. In addition to his main work, A.I. Simonov tries to actively engage in public activities, highlights the problems of…
Election race: Toxic Ukrainian Case
Oct. 19 By Julia O`Malley In this publication, it is proposed to consider the attempts by Democrats and Republicans to use the Russia-Ukraine conflict as an instrument in the ongoing pre-election struggle for the US presidency. The visit of Vladimir Zelensky to the United States…
Traveling into the unknown. Science and Research
Oct. 12 By Julian Fuerte On October 2, the Spanish Geographical Society organized the conference “Travels into the Unknown. Science and Research”. The Siberian Arctic, an area located above 60 ° north latitude and beyond 60 ° East longitude, is a region completely unknown even…