Archives: Popular Struggles
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Armagideon Time – mashup
The Clash’s version of “Armagideon Time.” Peace, still relevant, today.
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We Must Find an Agreement
Zelenskyy calls for direct talks with Putin.
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Choosing peace over blood and ashes in Ukraine
No resumption of peace talks in wake of Guterres meetings with Putin and Zelensky.
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Did Somebody Say Imperialism?: Ukraine Between Analogies
Lenin’s back. Vladimir Putin blamed him for the independence of Ukraine.
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No one can win this war
A negotiated, just peace guaranteed by EU-US-Russia is the only sane strategy.
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Russia-Ukraine War, the Media, Propaganda, and Accountability
Noam Chomsky spoke with The Intercept’s Jeremy Scahill in a wide-ranging discussion on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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The Left Has a Long, Proud Tradition of Opposing War
The First International is an excellent resource for understanding the origins of war under capitalism and helping leftists maintain our clear opposition to it.
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The Best Way to Help Ukraine Is Diplomacy, Not War and Increased Militarization
Experts warn that sending more lethal weapons could escalate war and result in more losses for Ukraine.
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IJV Canada Statement on Ukraine
IJV joins with millions of people around the world in calling for an immediate ceasefire and an end to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Putin’s Invasion: Imperialism after the epoch of Lenin and Wilson
The implications of US and Russian wars of aggression since the end of the Cold War, and their meaning for the rights of nations to self-determination.
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The anti-war left should not be cowed
Progressives should keep their distance from both Putin and Nato – the cynics who want to shut down debate are mired in decades of failed policies.
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A Decade on the Left (Leo Panitch, RIP 1945 – 2020)
The 2000s been a tumultuous period for the Left, one in which it suffered seismic defeats but also gained audiences far in excess of any it had seen since the early 1990s. Leo Panitch assesses this time, in an interview first published April 2020.