In The Atlantic last week, Sigal Samuel wrote about Russian (and Eastern European) anxiety about America’s hostility on the culture war front: In many Central and Eastern European countries ...

it's important to understand the differences in Russian culture vs. American culture. Russian business culture retains many of the characteristics instilled during the Soviet era, most noticeably ...

America and Russia seemed to be united by a common yearning ... reformed villains from James Bond movies or emissaries of the great culture of Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky, but rather as all-cash ...

More Hanania: Once you understand that American politics is motivated by some combination of interest group lobbying and culture war resentments, the hostility towards Russia begins to make more ...

"Cultural connections are things that may ... yet. "No stories about Russian Americans getting beat up have hit the news wires," he notes. "Nobody has organized a Two Minutes Hate drill against ...

He was a Russian-born economist teaching at Florida ... but these were the most prominent. Ownership culture in America I remember ordering a muffin at a local coffee shop and the barista said ...

A report by PEN America published in Dec. 2022 said that ... of "de-russification" -- the term for the removal of Russian cultural influence from Ukraine -- has accelerated since the invasion ...

A Russian American journalist was ordered Friday to ... including projects to preserve the Tatar language and culture, her employer said. Both Republicans and Democrats should be backing both ...

He was struck by the 1986 film, an animated musical about a family of Russian-Jewish mice who immigrate to America ... of Cincinnati who has studied this cultural change.