After he and his brother join them in New York, the novel opens out into a more conventional consideration of rootlessness ...
This is the fourteenth part in a series about riding night trains across Europe and the Near East to Armenia—to spend time in ...
Daniel closed by warning that when people become captivated by the intensity and reach of power, a whole society will fall ...
In Search of Practice on the Mat and in the World,’ he shares how modern yoga as we know it intersects with spirituality, ...
Salman Rushdie has a collection of novellas and short stories coming out this fall. It's his first published fiction since ...
The Moscow Times on MSN1d
Anonymous: How the Secretive Freemasons Stayed in the Kremlin’s Good BooksRussian history is a list of famous freemasons, from Alexander Pushkin and Mikhail Kutuzov, to the tsars Peter III, Alexander I and Paul I. Despite that heritage, it has been a favourite target for ...
In a heart-warming book tinged with melancholy, Sofia-based American Rory Miller explores the joys and sorrows of Bulgarian ...
Carl Schmitt’s political theories remain crucial in 2025, as India faces growing tensions between constitutional law and ...
Britain’s highest-placed spy in the KGB during the Cold War – reminds us that heroes really do exist, and shines light on the ...
Ukrainska Pravda on MSN5d
"World's most dangerous book club": how teenagers in occupation secretly read Ukrainian booksTeenagers in temporarily occupied territories secretly read Ukrainian literature despite the risks. Source: The Guardian ...
By maintaining a robust and modern ICBM force, Russia aims to deter potential aggressors and preserve strategic parity with ...
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