Novorossiya’s ‘Leftist’ Friends
European countries have yet to see in action the “red-brown” synthesis, which is so popular in the post-Soviet space.
Novorossiya’s ‘Leftist’ Friends Read More »
European countries have yet to see in action the “red-brown” synthesis, which is so popular in the post-Soviet space.
Novorossiya’s ‘Leftist’ Friends Read More »
Imagine Alex Jones were running your TV—your national TV stations, all of them at the same time. Then you get the world we’re talking about.
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There’s a lot of real old-fashioned class antagonism at the heart of this. When, on top of that class antagonism, you add an actual war with shooting, it becomes really ugly.
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The anniversary of World War One should be a time of deep reflection for the left. How was it possible that the vast majority of the socialist parties in Europe could drop their avowed internationalism and fall in behind the imperialist war adventures of their countries’ elites?
The Normality of War Read More »
Eine kritische Überprüfung der Situation in der Ukraine, der Beteiligung von Putins Russland und der Fähigkeit (oder Unfähigkeit) der internationalen Linken auf soziale Aufstände ohne bereits vorgeschriebene Botschaften zu antworten.
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If we are unwilling to listen to revolutionaries on the ground, maybe we should shut up. To make it very clear: leftists and anarchists support neither dictators nor representatives of imperialist states.
Excuse Me Mister, How Far Is It from Simferopol to Grozny? Read More »
Un extracto de “Excuse me Mister – How Far is it from Simferopol to Grozny?” traducido al Español por un gato cualquiera
Disculpe Señor – ¿Qué Distancia Hay entre Simferópol y Grozny? Read More »
For Ukrainians, as for any other people in the world, the main threat is capitalism.
Not Ukraine’s Revolutionary Moment Read More »
We take no side in the conflict between the Ukrainian and the Russian nationalists. But many protesters against the regime of Yanukovych will be dissatisfied with both rapacious policies which will hit the pocket of workers, and the “national revolution.”
Fifty Shades of Brown Read More »
Photographs taken over two days in Kyiv, 22 and 23 January 2014, by citizen photographer Ilya Varlamov.
Photo Essay: Clashes in Kiev Read More »