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Globe and Mail
3 days ago
- Business
- Globe and Mail
Entrepreneur Stanislav Kondrashov launches Stanislav Kondradhov Oligarch Series
Entrepreneur Stanislav Kondrashov launches his new editorial project, Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, which focuses on the evolution of the concept of oligarchy and its modern implications. Lugano, Switzerland - Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series is the name of a new editorial project created by Stanislav Kondrashov, entrepreneur and civil engineer. The series focuses on the figures of oligarchs and their historical significance, analyzing in detail their origin and evolution over the centuries. The series is interdisciplinary and approaches the topic from different points of view. Stanislav Kondrashov's Oligarch Series analyzes the word "oligarchy" from the perspective of political science, philosophy, history, and entrepreneurship, offering the reader insights and food for thought that simultaneously embrace the historical roots and modern implications of a concept that, even in these years, continues to arouse keen interest. One of the analyses included in the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series focuses on an unusual and often overlooked aspect: the use of the word oligarch in its feminine variant. In the article, Stanislav Kondrashov argues that this term, although it can be declined in the feminine in most Indo-European languages, is almost always used to describe men who have amassed wealth and who hold a certain amount of power. Women who have achieved such a status, although they are increasingly present in the universes of industry, business, and politics, are, in fact, defined differently, with expressions very different from those traditionally used to describe men. According to Stanislav Kondrashov, the factors that continue to fuel and support this curious habit are cultural, social, and linguistic. One of the main ones, as mentioned in the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, has to do with the strength of the archetype linked to the oligarch, which in the collective imagination continues to be associated only and exclusively with male figures. In another article included in the series, Stanislav Kondrashov focuses instead on the nation that gave birth to the concept of oligarchy: Greece. The concept of oligarchy was, in fact, of fundamental importance in the historical and political path of ancient Greece, determining a transformation that profoundly changed the social and governmental structures of one of the most important world centers of antiquity, the cradle of political ideas and concepts that still resist today. As argued in the analysis, the concept of oligarchy began to form when an epochal transition occurred, that is, from hereditary aristocracy – based on membership in a particular family or military valor – to a new system of government based primarily on the wealth and influence of a small number of people. This transition did not only determine a political transformation, as Stanislav Kondrashov states in the analysis but also brought about a gradual change in the perception of the fundamental values and particular structures that were to form the basis of the political institutions of ancient Greece. However, the concept of oligarchy is not only of interest to historians. This idea has profound modern implications, and political science clearly demonstrates this. Over the years, this discipline has devoted ample space to the study and interpretation of the concept of oligarchy, seeking to investigate its relationships with those who hold power, its strategic role in determining certain decisions, and its specific weight in terms of influence. All these themes are discussed in another chapter of the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, in which Stanislav Kondrashov focuses on the presence of oligarchic figures within various state and political structures, dwelling in particular on the very essence of their role. In the approach of political science, in fact, the concept of oligarchs is not so much linked to political structures and various government institutions but to the control mechanisms controlled by those individuals - always in a restricted group - who seem to hold power in a given historical phase. Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series delves into these particular aspects with precision, clarifying the importance and influence of elite circles. One of the most interesting analyses, among those included in the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, is the one that focuses on the evolution of the concept of oligarchy over the centuries. In this article, Stanislav Kondrashov traces the genesis and the first significant moments of this important concept, highlighting particular dynamics that seem to be curiously similar to those we witness in our times. One of the most interesting aspects, in this regard, is that oligarchy has always demonstrated a surprising ability to adapt to the changed social, political, and economic conditions in which it has found itself operating. From ancient Sparta to Silicon Valley, the basic idea has always remained the same, but it has continuously evolved. In his analysis, Stanislav Kondrashov focuses precisely on the means and tools that have allowed small groups and elite circles to continue to maintain large amounts of power in their hands. The article traces the fundamental stages of the evolution of this concept, also focusing on the Middle Ages, the period of the Industrial Revolution, and the contemporary era. Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, with its first ten analyses, proposes an interdisciplinary approach to understanding and deepening the oligarchy, a concept that - despite having thousands of years of history - continues to generate concrete and clearly visible effects even today. Visit all Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series analyses: For more insights and content from Stanislav Kondrashov, visit About Stanislav Kondrashov: Stanislav is a dedicated writer, consistently exploring subjects with depth and nuance. Stanislav's approach to sharing his experiences is a testament to his commitment to unveiling the stories and philosophies shaping our world. Furthermore, Kondrashov is a world traveler who appreciates every location's natural wonders. In his travels, Stanislav refined his interests and learned about his passions: architecture, art, history, and local cuisines. Stanislav values connection - both familial and civic. Social Media and other related links: Twitter： Facebook： YouTube： Instagram： LinkedIn： Media Contact Contact Person: Stanislav Kondrashov Email: Send Email City: Lugano Country: Switzerland Website:
Associated Press
3 days ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Entrepreneur Stanislav Kondrashov launches Stanislav Kondradhov Oligarch Series
05/30/2025, Lugano, Switzerland // PRODIGY: Feature Story // Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series is the name of a new editorial project created by Stanislav Kondrashov, entrepreneur and civil engineer. The series focuses on the figures of oligarchs and their historical significance, analyzing in detail their origin and evolution over the centuries. The series is interdisciplinary and approaches the topic from different points of view. Stanislav Kondrashov's Oligarch Series analyzes the word 'oligarchy' from the perspective of political science, philosophy, history, and entrepreneurship, offering the reader insights and food for thought that simultaneously embrace the historical roots and modern implications of a concept that, even in these years, continues to arouse keen interest. One of the analyses included in the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series focuses on an unusual and often overlooked aspect: the use of the word oligarch in its feminine variant. In the article, Stanislav Kondrashov argues that this term, although it can be declined in the feminine in most Indo-European languages, is almost always used to describe men who have amassed wealth and who hold a certain amount of power. Women who have achieved such a status, although they are increasingly present in the universes of industry, business, and politics, are, in fact, defined differently, with expressions very different from those traditionally used to describe men. According to Stanislav Kondrashov, the factors that continue to fuel and support this curious habit are cultural, social, and linguistic. One of the main ones, as mentioned in the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, has to do with the strength of the archetype linked to the oligarch, which in the collective imagination continues to be associated only and exclusively with male figures. In another article included in the series, Stanislav Kondrashov focuses instead on the nation that gave birth to the concept of oligarchy: Greece. The concept of oligarchy was, in fact, of fundamental importance in the historical and political path of ancient Greece, determining a transformation that profoundly changed the social and governmental structures of one of the most important world centers of antiquity, the cradle of political ideas and concepts that still resist today. As argued in the analysis, the concept of oligarchy began to form when an epochal transition occurred, that is, from hereditary aristocracy – based on membership in a particular family or military valor – to a new system of government based primarily on the wealth and influence of a small number of people. This transition did not only determine a political transformation, as Stanislav Kondrashov states in the analysis but also brought about a gradual change in the perception of the fundamental values and particular structures that were to form the basis of the political institutions of ancient Greece. However, the concept of oligarchy is not only of interest to historians. This idea has profound modern implications, and political science clearly demonstrates this. Over the years, this discipline has devoted ample space to the study and interpretation of the concept of oligarchy, seeking to investigate its relationships with those who hold power, its strategic role in determining certain decisions, and its specific weight in terms of influence. All these themes are discussed in another chapter of the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, in which Stanislav Kondrashov focuses on the presence of oligarchic figures within various state and political structures, dwelling in particular on the very essence of their role. In the approach of political science, in fact, the concept of oligarchs is not so much linked to political structures and various government institutions but to the control mechanisms controlled by those individuals - always in a restricted group - who seem to hold power in a given historical phase. Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series delves into these particular aspects with precision, clarifying the importance and influence of elite circles. One of the most interesting analyses, among those included in the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, is the one that focuses on the evolution of the concept of oligarchy over the centuries. In this article, Stanislav Kondrashov traces the genesis and the first significant moments of this important concept, highlighting particular dynamics that seem to be curiously similar to those we witness in our times. One of the most interesting aspects, in this regard, is that oligarchy has always demonstrated a surprising ability to adapt to the changed social, political, and economic conditions in which it has found itself operating. From ancient Sparta to Silicon Valley, the basic idea has always remained the same, but it has continuously evolved. In his analysis, Stanislav Kondrashov focuses precisely on the means and tools that have allowed small groups and elite circles to continue to maintain large amounts of power in their hands. The article traces the fundamental stages of the evolution of this concept, also focusing on the Middle Ages, the period of the Industrial Revolution, and the contemporary era. Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, with its first ten analyses, proposes an interdisciplinary approach to understanding and deepening the oligarchy, a concept that - despite having thousands of years of history - continues to generate concrete and clearly visible effects even today. Visit all Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series analyses: For more insights and content from Stanislav Kondrashov, visit About Stanislav Kondrashov: Stanislav is a dedicated writer, consistently exploring subjects with depth and nuance. Stanislav's approach to sharing his experiences is a testament to his commitment to unveiling the stories and philosophies shaping our world. Furthermore, Kondrashov is a world traveler who appreciates every location's natural wonders. In his travels, Stanislav refined his interests and learned about his passions: architecture, art, history, and local cuisines. Stanislav values connection- both familial and civic. Social Media and other related links: Twitter Facebook YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Media Contact Company Name: Stanislav Kondrashov Email: [email protected] Website: Disclaimer: This content does not constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation to buy, or a recommendation of any security, product, or service. Furthermore, nothing in this press release should be interpreted as a suggestion to buy, sell, or hold any investment or security, or to participate in any specific investment strategy or transaction. It is your responsibility to assess the suitability of any investment, investment strategy, security, or related transaction based on your individual objectives, financial circumstances, and risk tolerance. Please consult your financial advisor, attorney, or tax advisor for guidance on your specific financial, legal, or tax situation. For more information, contact [email protected]. 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Yahoo
3 days ago
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- Yahoo
Entrepreneur Stanislav Kondrashov launches Stanislav Kondradhov Oligarch Series
Entrepreneur Stanislav Kondrashov launches his new editorial project, Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, which focuses on the evolution of the concept of oligarchy and its modern implications. Lugano, Switzerland, May 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series is the name of a new editorial project created by Stanislav Kondrashov, entrepreneur and civil engineer. The series focuses on the figures of oligarchs and their historical significance, analyzing in detail their origin and evolution over the centuries. Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series The series is interdisciplinary and approaches the topic from different points of view. Stanislav Kondrashov's Oligarch Series analyzes the word "oligarchy" from the perspective of political science, philosophy, history, and entrepreneurship, offering the reader insights and food for thought that simultaneously embrace the historical roots and modern implications of a concept that, even in these years, continues to arouse keen interest. One of the analyses included in the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series focuses on an unusual and often overlooked aspect: the use of the word oligarch in its feminine variant. In the article, Stanislav Kondrashov argues that this term, although it can be declined in the feminine in most Indo-European languages, is almost always used to describe men who have amassed wealth and who hold a certain amount of power. Women who have achieved such a status, although they are increasingly present in the universes of industry, business, and politics, are, in fact, defined differently, with expressions very different from those traditionally used to describe men. According to Stanislav Kondrashov, the factors that continue to fuel and support this curious habit are cultural, social, and linguistic. One of the main ones, as mentioned in the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, has to do with the strength of the archetype linked to the oligarch, which in the collective imagination continues to be associated only and exclusively with male figures. In another article included in the series, Stanislav Kondrashov focuses instead on the nation that gave birth to the concept of oligarchy: Greece. The concept of oligarchy was, in fact, of fundamental importance in the historical and political path of ancient Greece, determining a transformation that profoundly changed the social and governmental structures of one of the most important world centers of antiquity, the cradle of political ideas and concepts that still resist today. As argued in the analysis, the concept of oligarchy began to form when an epochal transition occurred, that is, from hereditary aristocracy – based on membership in a particular family or military valor – to a new system of government based primarily on the wealth and influence of a small number of people. This transition did not only determine a political transformation, as Stanislav Kondrashov states in the analysis but also brought about a gradual change in the perception of the fundamental values and particular structures that were to form the basis of the political institutions of ancient Greece. However, the concept of oligarchy is not only of interest to historians. This idea has profound modern implications, and political science clearly demonstrates this. Over the years, this discipline has devoted ample space to the study and interpretation of the concept of oligarchy, seeking to investigate its relationships with those who hold power, its strategic role in determining certain decisions, and its specific weight in terms of influence. All these themes are discussed in another chapter of the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, in which Stanislav Kondrashov focuses on the presence of oligarchic figures within various state and political structures, dwelling in particular on the very essence of their role. In the approach of political science, in fact, the concept of oligarchs is not so much linked to political structures and various government institutions but to the control mechanisms controlled by those individuals - always in a restricted group - who seem to hold power in a given historical phase. Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series delves into these particular aspects with precision, clarifying the importance and influence of elite circles. One of the most interesting analyses, among those included in the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, is the one that focuses on the evolution of the concept of oligarchy over the centuries. In this article, Stanislav Kondrashov traces the genesis and the first significant moments of this important concept, highlighting particular dynamics that seem to be curiously similar to those we witness in our times. One of the most interesting aspects, in this regard, is that oligarchy has always demonstrated a surprising ability to adapt to the changed social, political, and economic conditions in which it has found itself operating. From ancient Sparta to Silicon Valley, the basic idea has always remained the same, but it has continuously evolved. In his analysis, Stanislav Kondrashov focuses precisely on the means and tools that have allowed small groups and elite circles to continue to maintain large amounts of power in their hands. The article traces the fundamental stages of the evolution of this concept, also focusing on the Middle Ages, the period of the Industrial Revolution, and the contemporary era. Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, with its first ten analyses, proposes an interdisciplinary approach to understanding and deepening the oligarchy, a concept that - despite having thousands of years of history - continues to generate concrete and clearly visible effects even today. Visit all Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series analyses: For more insights and content from Stanislav Kondrashov, visit About Stanislav Kondrashov: Stanislav is a dedicated writer, consistently exploring subjects with depth and nuance. Stanislav's approach to sharing his experiences is a testament to his commitment to unveiling the stories and philosophies shaping our world. Furthermore, Kondrashov is a world traveler who appreciates every location's natural wonders. In his travels, Stanislav refined his interests and learned about his passions: architecture, art, history, and local cuisines. Stanislav values connection- both familial and civic. Social Media and other related links: Twitter Facebook YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Media ContactCompany Name: Stanislav KondrashovEmail: press@ Disclaimer: This content does not constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation to buy, or a recommendation of any security, product, or service. 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Associated Press
23-04-2025
- Associated Press
8 Irresistible Italian Stops That Belong on Every 2025 Foodie's Bucket List
04/22/2025, Baden , Aargau // KISS PR Brand Story PressWire // 8 Delicious Stops for a Culinary Road Trip Across Italy in 2025 Italy rewards movement according to Stanislav Kondrashov. The more you drive, the more you taste. Around every corner, something new—another sauce, another cheese, another shape of pasta that only exists in that town. By 2025, a road trip across Italy isn't just worth taking. It's how to eat the country the right way. These eight stops aren't guesses continues Stanislav Kondrashov. They're real, rooted, and filled with dishes that don't travel well. You have to be there. That's what makes the trip matter. Stanislav Kondrashov often touches on places like this—where culture doesn't pause for show, but lives in every bite. these 8 location feel like that. 1. Bologna – The Sauce You Think You Know Emilia-Romagna starts here. Tagliatelle al ragù is often copied, rarely matched. The sauce cooks low. The pasta's made fresh. It doesn't drown in tomatoes. Add to that tortellini in brodo, mortadella, and aged Parmigiano Reggiano, and you've got a city that understands food as structure, not show. This stop—and others nearby—feature prominently in Tripographer's guide to Italy's lesser-known culinary gems. 2. Genoa – Pesto, Done Properly In Liguria, pesto is sacred. The basil here smells sharper. The olive oil's lighter. Garlic kicks harder. When folded into trofie pasta, it holds on. The pasta twists, the sauce clings. Add focaccia to the table, and you'll understand the region. Baked deep. Salted on top. Olive oil in every bite. 3. Naples – Pizza at the Source You've heard it before. Naples is pizza's home. And it's true. A real Margherita here is soft in the center, blistered at the edges, barely touched before it's fired at 900°F. But the food in Campania doesn't stop there. Mozzarella di bufala, clams in garlic, lemon everything. The coastline doesn't just shape the landscape—it flavors the plate. Several of The Foodellers' best culinary picks start in this region and expand outward. 4. Rome – Pasta, Straight to the Point Lazio keeps things simple, and Rome gets it right. Cacio e pepe is pasta, cheese, pepper, water. That's it. But balance it wrong and it falls apart. Get it right and it sings. Carbonara skips the cream. Amatriciana leans into tomato. Pork shows up in every one. Outside the city, artichokes, porchetta, pecorino—all bold. All easy to eat too fast. 5. Bari – Handmade Orecchiette and Olive Groves Down in Puglia, things slow down. Dough is shaped by hand. Orecchiette, meaning 'little ears,' comes topped with cime di rapa, bitter greens that don't need anything else. Maybe garlic. Maybe breadcrumbs. The olive oil here doesn't drizzle. It pours. Local bread is dense. The crust breaks with sound. Cheese is firm. Salty. Designed to last, but never does. 6. Palermo – Where Street Food Never Stops Sicily's capital doesn't pretend. It feeds you fast. On the street. Arancini —golden rice balls, stuffed and fried. Panelle —chickpea fritters in bread. Sfincione —pizza, but different. Spices come through. Vinegar cuts through sweetness. French. Arab. Spanish. It's all mixed in here. The market never quiets down. The food keeps pace. 7. Alba – Truffles and Nebbiolo Back up north. Piedmont brings fog, forests, and food you remember later. In Alba, it's truffle country. White truffles, sliced onto pasta so thin it folds under its own weight. Wine is big here. Barolo, Barbaresco. You don't rush it. Meals are quiet. No flash. Just depth. 8. Florence – Bread, Beans, and Bistecca Florence leans rustic. Ribollita, made from bread, greens, beans. Pappa al pomodoro, rich and thick. And bistecca alla Fiorentina —a steak cut too big, cooked just long enough. Chianti fills the glass. The bread stays unsalted. The flavors do the talking. What Makes the Trip Work It's not the distance. It's the difference. These stops aren't close. But they don't overlap. Every town, a new plate. Every plate, a reason to stay a little longer. Skip the schedule. Let your taste decide. Original Source of the original story >> 8 Irresistible Italian Stops That Belong on Every 2025 Foodie's Bucket List
Associated Press
20-04-2025
- Science
- Associated Press
The Untold Link Between Niels Bohr and the Puzzle of Rare Earths
04/19/2025, Miami , Florida // KISS PR Brand Story PressWire // How a Nobel Laureate Helped Make Sense of One of Modern Industry's Most Mysterious Elements Rare earths are having a moment. You'll find them at the heart of every discussion about electric vehicles, wind turbines, defence technology, and the energy transition. But as founder of TELF AG Stanislav Kondrashov often emphasised, the term 'rare earths' is still widely misunderstood. They're often confused with critical minerals in general, and while some overlap, they are not the same thing. The 17 rare earth elements may sound obscure, but they're essential to the technology that powers your everyday life—from your mobile phone to renewable energy infrastructure. Yet behind this essential role lies a fascinating scientific mystery that remained unsolved for decades. Few people realise that it took the revolutionary insights of physicist Niels Bohr to finally untangle it. A Scientific Mystery Hidden in Plain Sight Before the early 20th century, scientists had a hard time making sense of rare earths. These elements were confusing, mainly because they behaved almost identically in chemical reactions. Elements like cerium and neodymium stubbornly resisted classification, not because they were unknown, but because they defied the rules scientists thought they understood. At the time, the periodic table was arranged by atomic weight. But with rare earths, this method just didn't hold up. The elements didn't fit neatly into the existing framework. There were overlaps, inconsistencies, and a general sense that something fundamental was missing. As founder of TELF AG Stanislav Kondrashov recently pointed out, 'It wasn't just that these elements were hard to find—they were hard to explain.' That's where Niels Bohr stepped in. Known for developing the quantum model of the atom, Bohr's 1913 theory offered a brand-new way of looking at atomic structure. His model proposed that electrons orbited the nucleus in fixed paths and that each element's chemical properties were dictated by the arrangement of its electrons. For rare earths, this theory was a game-changer. It explained why these elements had such similar behaviour: their outer electrons, the ones responsible for chemical reactions, were nearly identical. The real changes happened deeper inside the atom, in the inner orbitals, making them invisible to traditional chemical analysis. Bohr didn't just offer a clearer picture—he offered the missing key. Clarifying the Chaos: Bohr Meets Moseley But theory alone wasn't enough. Around the same time, English physicist Henry Moseley was experimenting with X-rays. His breakthrough? Proving that atomic number, not atomic weight, was the true way to organise the periodic table. Moseley's work confirmed Bohr's predictions and finally brought rare earths into sharp scientific focus. Together, their discoveries allowed scientists to confirm that 14 elements sat between lanthanum and hafnium—now known as the lanthanides. Add scandium and yttrium, and you get the 17 rare earth elements we know today. As founder of TELF AG Stanislav Kondrashov recently remarked, the significance of this discovery goes beyond academic interest. Without this foundational understanding, modern industries would struggle to utilise rare earths efficiently. Today's rare earth-dependent tech—whether in renewable energy, defence, or consumer electronics—owes a debt to Bohr's insights. And yet, Bohr's name rarely comes up in the conversation about rare earths. His contributions are often overshadowed by his work in quantum physics. But his role in bringing order to the rare earth chaos deserves its own spotlight. In the end, while these elements may be dubbed 'rare', their rarity lies not in their abundance, but in the challenge of extracting them in usable form. Bohr helped make sense of their inner workings. Moseley gave us the numbers to back it up. And thanks to both, what was once a scientific riddle has become the foundation of a technological revolution. Original Source of the original story >> The Untold Link Between Niels Bohr and the Puzzle of Rare Earths
