Why The Son Of A Hated Dictator Won The Philippine Elections
By Walden Bello | May 18, 2022 The failures of liberalism made illiberalism popular. But the inevitable crises of the Marcos-Duterte regime offer opportunities for progressive organizing. As a progressive activist, I…
Ukrainian leftists fight the Russian invasion
By Pete Brown. May 13, 2022 Some leftist groups in Western Europe and the U.S. overlook the basic facts on the ground: the capitalist, imperialist power of Russia has invaded…
Olivier Besancenot: “A form of political paralysis is affecting the French left over the war in Ukraine”
Olivier Besancenot. Laurent Geslin. Mathilde Goanec. May 11, 2022 How should one approach the conflict as an anti-capitalist activist? Back from Ukraine, Olivier Besancenot believes that the progressive forces of the…
FAS (#voices_ukkrain_ok)–The problem of feminist international politics. A view from Ukraine
Tamara Zlobina. May 9, 2022 What do Ukrainian women themselves think about helping them? What kind of support do they want to see in the first place? And what do…
Philippines: Social Democracy or “Dutertismo”?
Josua Mata, Liliane Danso-Dahmen. May 10, 2022 Josua Mata on the Philippine workers’ movement before and after President Duterte Although the official vote count only began today, the results of the…
How Can Feminist Solidarity Help Ukraine? (Podcast)
Yuliya Yurchenko. Oksana Dutchak. Wonda Powell. Sasha Talaver. Frieda Afary. May 10, 2022 Since Russia’s full-scale imperialist invasion of Ukraine was launched by Vladimir Putin on February 24, Putin’s speeches,…
Sri Lanka: Experts and expertise amid crisis
By Pasan Jayasinghe. May 7, 2022 “Whose expertise counts?” is the question that underruns current discourse on addressing Sri Lanka’s ever spiralling economic crisis. For much of the country’s intellectual…
Historian Timothy Snyder: Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Is a Colonial War
By Amy Goodman, Timothy Snyder, Nermeen Shaikh. May 5, 2022 We speak to Yale University historian Timothy Snyder about his latest article for The New Yorker, “The War in Ukraine…
Self-Determination and the War in Ukraine
By Taras Bilous. May 4, 2022 We cannot know how Ukraine will develop after the war. But we know there will be horrible consequences if Russia wins. Two months ago,…
Ukraine: War and Resistance Report No. 5
By Marko Bojcun. 4 May 2022 Are we now looking at a long war of attrition? American Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin made a surprise…
Ukraine: Resisting the War to Push for a More Egalitarian World.
An Interview with Denis Pilash by TSS Platform. 30 Apr 2022 TSS Platform: The war has been going on for more than two months and direct fighting have now shifted,…
La conquête de l’Ukraine et l’histoire de l’impérialisme russe
Par Zbigniew Marcin Kowalewski Dans cette guerre charnière à l’échelle mondiale, la nation ukrainienne lutte pour préserver son indépendance, obtenue il y a seulement 30 ans, après des siècles de…
Is The Treatment Of Ukrainian Refugees In Europe Racist?
By Zakhar Popovych. May 2, 2022 This is not the first time that the victims of the war in Ukraine have received relatively more attention than the victims of the…
Four points on the war in Ukraine
By Murray Smith The Russian invasion of Ukraine which began on February 24 is not only the biggest armed conflict in Europe since 1945. It is the first attempt of…
USA: Facts Over Ideology, Peace Over War
By Terry Burke and Andrew Berman. March 21, 2022 A world on edge after two years of Covid-19 and unprecedented climate change events now faces the prospect of a large scale war in Europe….