Oleg Kashin about the sad fate of journalism in exile and weak hopes that the beloved profession will once resurrect from the ashes The Niva magazine in tsarist Russia is a reference, style -forming mass media, so apolitical that even in the Soviet years, the magazine binding did not cause the interest of censorship and checks, were stored in houses, sold with Bukinists.

My dear, loved ones. The Resurrection of Christ is a unique day. Not just in the calendar year, but in human life, in our fate. Today, the Lord reminds us not only and not just that there is no death. But: that only one who is deprived of the main divine gifts - faith, hope, love is afraid of physical death and undividedly. Who - consciously or unconsciously - bends under the unbearable burden of sin.

Donald Trump welcomes miners in the White House, April 8, 2025 Photo: Daniel Torok / White House / Planet Pix Via Zuma Press Wire / Scanpix The American journalist, a three -time Pulitzer laureate, Thomas Friedman, wrote an article for The New York Times, which ended with the words: "I have never been afraid in my life for the future of America like now." We publish this text in Russian.