
Tag: russia


Analysis: Liz Truss Doesn’t Care About Stopping the War in Ukraine
by Oliver Eagleton

Analysis: Russia Is Using Ethnic Minorities As Cannon Fodder In Ukraine
by Diyora Shadijanova

Analysis: Could Nuclear Actually Solve the Energy Crisis?
by Ell Folan

Analysis: Don’t Ignore Biden’s Shadow War
by Oliver Eagleton
With Joe Biden looking set to double down on America’s drone programme, Oliver Eagleton argues that the return to traditional warfare in Europe must not eclipse evolving modes of conflict elsewhere.

Long Read: The Next World War Could Be Over the Arctic
by James Meadway

Report: Central Asia Will Be Collateral Damage in the Ukraine Crisis
by Volodya Vagner

Feature: How Putin Bribed Russia’s Peasant Army Into a War They Don’t Want
by Liza Smirnova & Alexey Sakhnin

TyskySour: Assange Closer to Extradition, Patel to Decide Fate; More Partygate Embarrassments
A UK court has approved the extradition of Julian Assange, leaving the decision on his fate with home secretary Priti Patel. We speak to Matt Kennard of Declassified UK about the significance of the ruling. With Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial.

Analysis: Is Russia Now Fascist?
by Volodya Vagner
The atrocities committed in Bucha shocked the world. Has Putin’s Russia become a fascist regime?

Opinion: The Government Is Using the War in Ukraine to Abandon Its Climate Targets
by Sam Knights

Interview: We Asked Post-Soviet Leftists What the Western Left Is Getting Wrong on Ukraine
by Diyora Shadijanova

Ash Wednesday: Why Libertarians Agree With Putin | Ash Sarkar
There’s a clear split between rightwing commentators, and Putin’s war on Ukraine. But between pundits and Putin’s war on woke? Not so much!

Downstream: Liberalism Is in Trouble. Aaron Bastani Meets Francis Fukuyama

Opinion: Is Zelenskyy Cracking Down on the Ukrainian Left?
by Volodya Vagner

Opinion: Putin Didn’t Create the Cost of Living Crisis
by Ell Folan

Analysis: What Would It Take for Putin to Stop the War?
by Paul Rogers

Opinion: Britain Has Never Been Welcoming to Refugees
by Daniel Sohege
From Russia's war with Ukraine to the second world war, the nostalgic myth of Britain being welcoming to refugees is exactly that; a myth. Daniel Sohege explains.