Photo exhibition "The First in Space" opens in Cuba
A photo exhibition “The First in Space”, which is dedicated to the 60th anniversary of launching Earth’s first artificial satellite, was opened in the Museum of the Revolution in Havana
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A photo exhibition “The First in Space”, which is dedicated to the 60th anniversary of launching Earth’s first artificial satellite, was opened in the Museum of the Revolution in Havana
We are witnessing the formation of a new type of terrorism, “low-cost terror”, the Head of the Commonwealth of Independent States Anti-Terrorism Center (ATC), Colonel General of Police Andrey Novikov, said in his interview to RIA Novosti
Russia as a country is very much alive. It is possible to create new and large social communities within it. But if the state ceases to exist tomorrow, then these communities will not have time to form. A mother carries a baby in her womb; she might drink and do God knows what else; she might be sick, but if she dies not in two years, but in eight or six months, then the baby is not born.
All this down-sliding and decay of Russia is disgusting. But if the alternative to this is a quick collapse, then let it better decay. And in this sense, it is appropriate here to quote the well-known Soviet movie “The White Sun of the Desert”, in which a thug from the warlord Abdullah’s gang asks the protagonist, “How do you want to die? Right away, or do you want to suffer?” The protagonist responds, “It’s better to suffer for a bit.”
The joint declaration on peace and cooperation signed by North and South Korea in October, 2007, is “officially dead,” said South Korean political scientist and journalist Mahn Jun-seok in an interview with TASS News Agency