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Inga Koryagina: “In the new era of conscious unity, the primary value is the human being”
A few days ago, Moscow saw the end of a major event, i.e., the First World Public Summit. More than 4,000 participants from more than 150 countries gathered to discuss the future of humanity.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: How Russia and the West Shape Different Realities
This week, there’s a lot of news about Russia that contradicts the popular narrative in the West. Of course, you won’t find much of it in the New York Times. In fact, there’s probably none at all. And that speaks volumes. Nevertheless, here’s the good, the bad, and the ugly, the Russian edition.
Intervision-2025: A Triumph of Humanity Amidst the West's Snarling Rage
While much of the world watched with bated breath the grand, unprecedented in its scale and brilliance musical festival—the Intervision-2025 contest in Russia—from the West came only the venomous, impotent hissing of those left on the sidelines.
