A world of political histories
Politik.buzz asks how people organise power, justify authority and shape the rules of living together. Its starting point is global: twelve regions provide routes into political histories with different contexts and rhythms. The earliest reviewed concept record and project manifesto date from 23 October 2026. The website is available in German only.
A magazine with a research desk
A spacious magazine layout leads into a library of 72 article drafts. Athens, Uruk and Qin offer three prominent starting points: participation and exclusion, the organisation of an early city, and imperial administration. Individual source sheets make the research behind the articles visible.
Published does not mean fully reviewed
The first public release on 24 October made all 72 drafts readable. They remain explicitly labelled working versions, with independent subject review and final editorial approval still outstanding. A source link is a route for checking a claim; it does not by itself establish that every interpretation is correct.
More ways into the material
Later additions connect the same articles through guided reading paths, a filterable timeline and a schematic world map. A glossary explains 24 terms; full-text search includes article text and references. Three source workshops distinguish what an object records, what historians infer and where the evidence stops. A public change log records revisions.
Images and responsibility
The large images are artistic AI illustrations, including freely composed scenes rather than exact historical reconstructions. Mario sets the direction and retains editorial responsibility. Aik is his AI assistant, helping with research, drafting, design and code. Keeping the review status visible is part of how this growing project invites further scrutiny.
Project timeline
Project milestones are separate from this note’s publication on 6 November 2026. Dates follow the project records and Europe/Berlin calendar.
Earliest documented concept
The reviewed project conversation and dated manifesto establish the global political-history concept by this date. An earlier idea date is not established.
First implementation complete by launch
The local magazine, article library and source-sheet structure were in place before publication. The first release contained 72 article drafts; the exact start of implementation is not independently established here.
First public release
Mario authorised publication at politik.buzz. The dated release report and live review confirm that all 72 articles were made public as working drafts, not independently approved historical articles.
Reading routes and closer source work
Guided reading paths and a filterable timeline were added. Athens, Uruk and Qin were revised, and source-access limitations were documented.
More ways to discover
Full-text search, 24 glossary entries, six reading paths, three source workshops, a schematic world map and a public change log extended the reading experience.
Reconstructed from dated project conversations, local reviews and release records. Earlier ideas are dated only where documented.
