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By Luke Stanek The word “capitalism” is used constantly in contemporary American political discourse, mostly with positive connotation, to describe either the American system of governance and economics, or some ideal to attain through that system. But when the … Continue reading
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From Super Putin vs The World: http://superputin.win/episode7.html By Ivan Grek “Who is Mr. Putin?” For a long time this question preoccupied western media and western analysts, who offered a range of answers in order to comprehend the behavior of the … Continue reading
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The author coaching American football in Moscow. By Keary Iarussi “So you play rugby?” – that is the question most Russians ask when I tell them I’m involved with American football here. And when I tell people back home, I’m … Continue reading
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The author with a portrait of Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev By Jonathon Dreeze Despite having been in Kazakhstan twice before, I had never visited the country’s capital, Astana. My dissertation is on Soviet propaganda in Central Asia, specifically Kazakhstan … Continue reading
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Entrance to the Katyn Memorial. By Harrison King Western Russia is awash with Soviet war memorials. Virtually every inhabited area between Moscow and Belarus is home to at least one monument dedicated to Red Army soldiers or civilians who … Continue reading
Check out 2014 Miami graduate Keary Iarussi featured in a local television program from Ekaterinburg, Russia, where he is spending the year teaching English and coaching American football: http://atntv.ru/?p=4322%D1%81%D1%8E%D0%B6%D0%B5%D1%82
