BlogHide Resteemsanton07 (25)in art • 7 years agoDeath of a Migrant, Pushkin Museum, MoscowI have just been in Moscow, and a painting at the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts really made me think. It is a painting by Sergej Vasilevich Ivanov, "Death of a Migrant", 1885. Does it sound so far…anton07 (25)in education • 7 years agoUkraine's education system and NGOs in the aftermath of the 2014 Revolution of DignityThe so called “Evromajdan” or Revolution of Dignity”, which took place in Ukraine in the aftermath of the events stemming from the end of 2013 to the first quarter of 2014, has represented a main…anton07 (25)in photo • 7 years agoSt. Petersburg, fragments of everyday lifeHi everybody, I wanted to share few pics made here in St. Petersburg, the city I am living in from already 5 months. I just shooted some peculiar aspects of SPB everyday life, trying to avoid the…anton07 (25)in economy • 7 years agoCould there be a single global currency? Top-down and bottom-up approachLike it has more than once been suggested throughout history, the world should think about a unified, global currency. This should nevertheless go hand in hand with to a unified, global economic…anton07 (25)in kitchen • 7 years agoSome old-style cooking from the South of Italy!Hi Everybody! I want to share an interesting recipe I have discovered in the countryside in my hometown, in the South of Italy, helping out my granny. It is a very basic recipe made up of horse…anton07 (25)in ecology • 7 years agoHow civic activism and ecology may (and hopefully will) defeat capitalismIt is easy to witness nowadays a widespread sense of uneasiness in the West and in the whole world in the younger generations. The political void left behind by the concrete action of the leftist…anton07 (25)in energy • 7 years agoWhy should Ukraine become independent in the energy sector?The present work is devoted to the analysis of Ukraine energy security in the aftermath of the Majdan events in 2014, with particular attention on the reasons why Ukrainian government should delve…anton07 (25)in politics • 7 years agoIs it possible for a country to be a world hegemon without the use of military force?The concept of hegemonic power has always been made up by two side of the same coin: the hegemon should be by far the most powerful international actor in the international scene from a mere…
