Russian chess loses the ancient Soviet hegemony: "Then it was an ideological tool"
Garry Kasparov discusses the historical significance of chess in the Soviet Union as a reflection of ideological superiority and a means for talented children to find opportunities.
New 'Demolition Policy': How the World is Armoring Up
A reflection on the historical shifts in defense policies and military restructuring following the Cold War, emphasizing the recent resurgence of arms production globally.
The Bombs of Costas Simitis
The article discusses the current dark times and the historical reversals leading to a sense of disappointment and reflection on the desire for a return to the past by conservative forces.
Olympic Winter Games 1936: It’s Easy to Fall in Steep Curves
The article reflects on the legacy of the 1936 Olympic Winter Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, now a site struggling with its past and characterized by neglected sports facilities amidst the surrounding nature.