May 11, 2022 When Should We Stop Excusing the Russian Invasion? Bill Fletcher Jr., Bill Gallegos and Jamala Rogers New Politics Ukraine, Self-determination, and the National Question
May 4, 2022 The Coming Old New Order Mel Gurtov PeaceVoice Regardless of the outcome in Ukraine—a Russian occupation of the eastern regions, an unending insurgency, or a Ukrainian victory—the European security order will continue along an East-West divide.
April 25, 2022 The New Nuclear Reality Robin Wright The New Yorker Russia’s war in Ukraine has reawakened fears about the bomb—and endangered the principle of deterrence.
April 13, 2022 Russia’s Success in Syria’s Civil War Doesn’t Mean Much for Its Chances in Vast, United Ukraine Patrick Cockburn Counterpunch One parallel between Syria and Ukraine which works all too well is that modern urban warfare everywhere inevitably involves heavy civilian casualties
March 31, 2022 ‘Everything Has Changed Except Our Thinking’ – Ukraine Is a Wake Up Call About Today’s World Max Elbaum Convergence The Russian invasion of Ukraine spotlights the interconnected crises facing humanity—and the need to link global movements if we are to survive them.
March 23, 2022 War Crimes and the Lie of American Innocence Chris Hedges Common Dreams Our hypocrisy on war crimes makes a rules-based world, one that abides by international law, impossible.
March 26, 2022 Is It OK To Mention NATO Expansionism When We Discuss the Russian Invasion of Ukraine? Steve Ellner Green Left The anti-war movement needs to raise the issue of NATO expansion.
March 21, 2022 Covering War Without Prejudice Farrah Hassen Other Words Ukrainians deserve our compassion. So do victims of war everywhere else.
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