As the war in Ukraine drags on, weapons manufacturers are making a killing in extra profits. To end the horrors of war, we must fight to end capitalism.
After over 100 days, there is no end in sight to the war in Ukraine. The earlier gung ho statements of the West have turned into more pessimistic appraisals.
The crisis in Ukraine has created a perfect inflationary storm. Events are unravelling decades of low commodity prices in a crisis that is only getting deeper.
In the last few weeks, the United States has been more open about their objective to use the war to weaken Russia, and this has been accompanied by an escalation of military aid to Ukraine.
US imperialism has turned trade into a weapon of war. In the past, the British Empire sent gunships. Nowadays, the Americans send a letter from the Department of Trade.
Jacques Baud, a former high-ranking Swiss intelligence and NATO official, blows sky high all the lying western propaganda surrounding the war in Ukraine.
As the war in Ukraine drags on, even the mildest criticism of the invasion is being shut down, on pain of arrest and imprisonment.
Some questions and answers for class-conscious workers and youth on the war in Ukraine, to cut through the fog of war and pro–Western imperialist propaganda.
As many countries have built up massive debts due to the pandemic, the war is adding to a perfect storm that will provoke class struggle on a global scale.
Marxists must be clear on the fundamental class dynamics of the war. Behind the lofty lies and rhetoric lurk the class interests of the capitalists. Editorial for issue 32 of Socialist Revolution.
The relatively accommodating approach to Ukrainian refugees we see today is not based on humanitarianism. It is a cynical move to shore up public opinion behind Western imperialism against Russia.
Xenophobic hate crimes are the logical conclusion of boycotts that treat all Russians as enemies. Workers must stand up against this discrimination.
