Ukraine
The dual character of the Ukraine war
The manoeuvrings of the great powers will shape the prospects for peace
The first year of the Ukraine war
By Dave Stockton THE 23–24 February is the first anniversary of Vladimir Putin’s Ukraine War. On that night, 190,000 Russian armed forces launched a massive attack on the country. Their […]
Putin gambles on mobilisation to reverse setbacks in Ukraine
Conscription order has prompted hundreds of thousands to flee the country
There is an international crisis and we need an international struggle against it
Military conflict, climate catastrophe and economic collapse.
The West’s war aims in Ukraine
By Dave Stockton THE WORLD situation in 2022 is characterised by multiple crises—the most immediate and far reaching in its global consequences is the war in Ukraine, which has massively […]
Aid for Ukrainian refugees must be extended to all
Despite the many inadequacies of the UK government’s scheme, its effects in terms of the relatively large number of refugees already allowed in under it cannot be denied.
A lasting peace between Ukraine and Russia requires a revolution
A revolutionary situation could emerge in which Putin’s ‘managed capitalism’ and ‘managed democracy’ can be called into question.
Russian and Nato imperialists out of Eastern Europe
Putin has resorted to a war of attrition against civilians.
No to war in Ukraine
By KD Tait VLADIMIR PUTIN’S invasion of Ukraine is a savage and reactionary assault on the sovereignty and independence of the people of Ukraine. People around the world are rightly […]
Statement: Stop the war in Ukraine
The main enemy is at home.
