Articles by
Sergey Plikin

The decisions made by leaders and diplomatic maneuvers are not only hours of negotiations on all sorts of details, but also have a direct impact on what our tomorrow will be like: from the size of our salaries and the cost of gasoline to our personal safety. Many people consider politics to be a strange hobby for boring people, but only until they notice how their decisions affect the price of bread and utility rates. By understanding the mechanisms of this “boring science,” it is possible to predict key changes in society—perhaps not with 100% certainty, but on a solid foundation.