
NATO, Ukraine and Russia: war propaganda and censorship – Meeting 7pm Weds 25 May
NATO, Ukraine and Russia: war propaganda and censorship
Zoom meeting
7pm Wednesday 25 May
Organised by No Cold War Britain
NATO, Ukraine and Russia: war propaganda and censorship
Zoom meeting
7pm Wednesday 25 May
Organised by No Cold War Britain
Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s campaign for Prime Minister frames the battle for the National Assembly as a contest between the left and right, pushing to one side the framework of the right v far-right that dominated the Presidential election.
Republication of an article written in 2014 analysing the consequences of the pro-US coup in Ukraine. That analysis of the fundamental forces in Ukraine continues to hold, even if the working out of these forces has taken a tragic form rather than the peaceful one the article argued for.
5 May elections:
Starmer’s policy of ‘constructive engagement’ with the Tories prevented Labour from making significant gains.
The most important political development and most positive one was the emergence of Sinn Féin as the largest party in the north of Ireland.
The proxy war, on the U.S./NATO side, is clearly aimed at fatally weakening if not destroying the Russian state.
The war in Ukraine could be ended very rapidly through negotiations that agree to Ukraine adopting a neutral status and a settlement that guarantees the national rights of the Russian population in the east of Ukraine.
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