Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by LIKHACHEV Vyacheslav
The staggering dynamics of Kyiv-Washington relations in recent weeks could easily leave an outside observer completely bewildered. The saga of imposing an exploitative agreement on natural resources, the unprecedented scene in the Oval Office, the freezing of aid to Ukraine, and the amicable (…)
, by DOTSENKO Yana, LA BOTZ Dan, VYNSKA Tanya
Two members of the Ukrainian feminist organization Bilkis, Tania Vynska and Yana Dotsenko, were in New York for the 69th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69), the world’s largest conference on women, that took place at UN Headquarters from March 10 to 21, 2025. (…)
, by BRASCHAYKO Andrea
A month after the start of negotiations between Washington and Moscow, talks aimed at ending Russia’s invasion of Ukraine saw a new development in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, between 23 and 25 March.
It was a private summit, mediated by the Saudis, with separate delegations for Russia and Ukraine, (…)
, by FUENTES Federico, PILASH Denys
Denys Pilash is a political scientist, member of the Ukrainian democratic socialist organisation Sotsialnyi Rukh (Social Movement) and editor of the left-wing journal Сommons. In this broad-ranging interview with Federico Fuentes for LINKS International Journal of Socialist Renewal, Pilash (…)
, by GORBACH Denys, PETITJEAN Clément, SABUROVA Daria
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, war returned to the borders of a European Union proud of having pacified much of the continent since World War II. The shifts in US policy since Donald Trump’s inauguration have placed the question of support for Ukraine and the outcome of (…)
We, the “Collectives of Solidarity”, call to fight for mutual aid against imperialistic and reactionary state or quasi-state politics.
We are now watching the US administration implement far-right policies and use Ukraine as a subject of trade in domestic politics. For Ukrainians, the freezing (…)
, by MONTGOMERY Scott L.
Critical minerals are in demand around the world for military, technology and other uses. A geoscientist shares what’s known about Ukraine’s reserves, which could help the country recover from war.
Ukraine’s mineral wealth has been a key factor in its negotiations with the U.S. as the two (…)
, by BARCA Francesca
What does it mean to be left-wing and find yourself facing an invasion that you didn’t choose or want, that forces you to revise your principles, while continuing to defend a more just society? A conversation in Kyiv with activists in the Ukrainian left.
Kyiv, February 2025. Andrii has (…)
, by LOMONOSOVA Nataliia
Care work is immensely valuable to society, yet for centuries, it has largely remained behind the scenes—hidden behind the closed doors of homes and social institutions. Globally, women and girls perform three-quarters of unpaid caregiving at home, and more than two-thirds of professional (…)
, by LOUÇÃ Francisco
Like Leopold, King of the Belgians in the late 19th century, Donald Trump sees Ukraine as his private backyard, which he can share with his friends, especially the super-oligarchs who surround him in the White House. Is Trump’s view of Ukraine’s riches any different? No, it isn’t.
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, by RAJI Munira
Ukraine’s minerals have become central to global geopolitics, with the US president, Donald Trump, seeking a deal with Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky to access them. But what are these minerals exactly and why are they so sought after?
Hard rock spodumene ore, a commercially important (…)
, by Sotsialnyi Rukh (Social Movement) Ukraine
The predatory policies of the newly elected U.S. president make it impossible to establish a lasting peace for Ukrainians. Ukraine’s refusal to sign the mineral extraction agreement, designed to serve the interests of American capital, demonstrates the country’s determination to avoid colonial (…)
Since the beginning of modern historiography Ukrainian history has been treated differently to that of other countries. The ideological pressure of the occupying state USSR as well as hostile Russian and Polish diaspora organizations supported a biased approach towards Ukrainian history, (…)
, by Party of Greens of Ukraine
After three years of the war its possible outcomes expectations are much more pessimistic than three months after the russian aggression begun. The prospects of justice and international law restoration, Ukrainian sovereignity protection, war crimes punishment and compensation of the losses are (…)
, by KYSELOV Oleksandr
With a madman in the White House, all pretences have fallen away and raw power again reigns supreme. Trade wars, huge aid cuts, explicit demands to annex Greenland and depopulate Gaza — every new day brings forth another crisis that throws into question internationally recognised collective and (…)
, by HUDIS Peter
Donald Trump’s forging of a political alliance with Russia’s Vladimir Putin at the expense of Ukraine’s struggle for self-determination may not be totally unexpected, but its speed and extent represent a dramatic transformation of world politics.
Nothing more sharply—and crudely—signals this (…)
, by KYSELOV Oleksandr, SINGH Robin
Between national resistance and class struggle, Kyeselov presents us with a nuanced analysis that defies our preconceptions. His personal and political account plunges us into the heart of the challenges facing Ukrainian socialists, caught between Russian imperialist aggression and the internal (…)
, by TANURO Daniel
Everyone can see the video of the incredible scene at the White House, during which Trump and Vance attacked Zelensky, threatened him, humiliated him, accused him of ingratitude, warmongering (“you’re gambling with World War 3”!), lack of respect and... demanded from him the reimbursement of 500 (…)
, par Fourth International
The 18th World Congress of the Fourth International took place in Belgium from 23 to 28th February. The wide-ranging discussion covered the international situation in all its aspects from the structural polycrisis in its environmental, economic, social and political aspects to the movements of (…)
, by ARUNYAN Oleksiy
A detailed article about the Konovitch brothers’ case, often cited abroad as the proof of political prosecution of leftists by the Ukrainian state. The situation is slightly different: the Konovitch brothers have over the years expressed consistent support for the Russian and Belarusian regimes. (…)
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