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Not TINA (There Is No Alternative) but TAPAS: THERE ARE PLENTY OF ALTERNATIVES
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Britain’s forthcoming referendum on its membership of the EU is being followed not only in the EU but also around the world. How might the rest of the world view a British exit from the EU? Building on a report published in 2014 by the German Council on Foreign Relations, EUROPP has been running a series of … 
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Consortium News Carpetbagging 'Crony Capitalism' in Ukraine Consortium News There's also the possibility that Jaresko is exploiting this opportunity to learn all she can about the inner workings of the Ukrainian government to position herself to...
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Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal Boris Kagarlitsky: Rebel eastern Ukraine republics between war and elections Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal Even the relatively moderate speaker of the Donetsk parliament Boris...
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The recent ceasefire in Ukraine continues to hold after a shaky start, days after Secretary of State John Kerry publicly accused Russian officials of lying to his face about their military support for separatist rebels.
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The political scientist and philosopher Noam Chomsky tells Channel 4 News that the ceasefire agreement in Ukraine is "a glimmer of hope... but we'll have to wait and see."
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Time to pay attention when Noam #Chomsky & Henry #Kissinger agree on #Ukraine - Stop the War Coalition: http://t.co/9Br16xdF0W … … #bbcdp
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The political scientist and philosopher Noam Chomsky tells Channel 4 News that the ceasefire agreement in Ukraine is "a glimmer of hope... but we'll have to ...
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Time to pay attention when Noam Chomsky and Henry Kissinger agree on Ukraine - Stop the War Coalition http://t.co/o2P3r07Y1v
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The article Noam cites is called "Why the Ukraine Crisis Is the West’s Fault" can be found here:http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/141769/john-j-mearshei...
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George Soros, the founder of the Open Society Foundations, stated that Ukraine is "what the European Union ought to be - a participatory democracy."
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New Cold War: Ukraine and beyond aims to provide accurate factual information about the Ukraine conflict and its rapidly-widening consequences.
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Ukraine’s uprising against NATO, neoliberals and oligarchs – an interview with Boris Kagarlitsky |http://t.co/cVIeTqI9iu
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Polling station inside a rebel military base during elections in the city of Donetsk, in eastern Ukraine.Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal has published various left viewpoints from the region on the political situation in Ukraine.For...
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Ukraine’s Uprising Against NATO, Neoliberals And Oligarchs – An Interview With Boris Kagarlitsky http://t.co/c0CQ3T04T4
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The war between the Ukraine government and the republics of Novorossiya [New Russia] is gradually taking on the character of a positional stand-off. The resources of both sides are exhausted, and fighting reserves are at an end. For the people’s republics, defending themselves against the many times larger military forces of the Kiev regime, the well-known principle of “a government needs to win, but for an insurrection it is enough not to lose” operates with full force.
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All governments face people living beyond their borders, both foreign and native-born, who are either detractors or advocates of its policies. Vladimir Putin’s government is no different from any other in this respect. What is odd about the Russian case is that radical leftists are among those who support the Russian ruling class and its decidedly capitalist and imperialist government.
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Despite the ceasefire the crisis in Ukraine is far from resolved. Feyzi Ismail talks to Russian Marxist and dissident Boris Kagarlitsky about the background to the current situation (Brilliant take on Ukraine - from a Marxist!
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Western logic toward Ukraine is based on the inertia of the Cold War, fueled by an economic crisis. NATO involvement will mean more conflict. By Boris Kagarlitsky.
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The movement in Ukraine is not the only one to occur in Eastern Europe; it’s just the most spectacular. It was preceded by tremors in Slovenia, Bulgaria, and elsewhere; more recently, Bosnia erupted, though thankfully most of the participants there explicitly disavowed nationalism. Barring world revolution, the crises inflicted by capitalism will continue to provoke social unrest until the emergence of some massive new mechanism of control or appeasement.
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The West is trying to turn the Russian humanitarian aid convoy “… into a duplicitous dangerous act because it would better fit with the kind of scenario that they have been putting forth about Russia being a predator or being the provocateur,” says renowned author Dr. Michael Parenti, a political scientist from Yale University, a historian, and a cultural critic, in an interview with Radio VR.
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