Russia Ukraine conflict: More than 2,000 civilians dead in first week of invasion, says Ukraine
Ferocious shelling in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv has killed at least 21 people and injured over a hundred in the last 24 hours, say local authorities
Ferocious shelling in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv has killed at least 21 people and injured over a hundred in the last 24 hours, say local authorities
Free Thought Project In case you haven’t noticed, a line is being drawn in the sand: you either stand with Ukraine and unquestioningly parrot the establishment narrative — or you are an agent of the Kremlin. The war propaganda is palpable and we haven’t seen anything like this […]
by Brian Czech People tend to think of Russia as a wide-open country with plenty of space for economic growth. While it may take days to ride the trans-Siberian railway, any notion of an empty Russia is as antiquated as Dr. Zhivago. European Russia, especially, has been cultivated, […]
Sounds like fairly standard Republican “family values.” “Marriage is between one man, one woman, his secretary, his daughter, the pool boy, transvestite street whores, mail order hookers, trafficked Third World children, and ISIS brides.” By Gabrielle Fonrouge and MaryAnn Martinez New York Post A married-with-kids Texas congressman abruptly […]
German Foreign Policy BERLIN/WASHINGTON/KIEV (Own report) – Former NATO special forces – including Germans – are in combat in Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine on Ukraine’s side. This was reported by a US news portal. According to this information, over the weekend several western ex-elite soldiers experienced […]
By Craig Murray I could not believe Putin really would invade Ukraine, because I could see no sensible outcome for him. I still cannot. Initiating a war on this scale has no legal justification, and no moral justification either. Russian troops are in areas which have no wish […]
By Jack Mirkinson People following the mainstream coverage of Ukraine are getting an excellent lesson in media double standards. Running alongside the ongoing horror of the war in Ukraine has been a pernicious thread of racism and hypocrisy in some of the coverage of the conflict. If you […]
The last time wheat exports from the former Soviet space were limited, it was due to a poor Siberian harvest in 2010. Within a few months wheat prices doubled globally, tripling in the markets heavily dependent upon Russia’s low-quality output. The region most affected was North Africa and […]
Peter Zeihan predicting the oil supply shock of 2022 back in 2018.
By Caitlin Johnstone Kremlin-backed media outlets have been banned throughout the European Union, both on television and on apps and online platforms. RT has lost its Sky TV slot in the UK, where the outlet is also blocked on YouTube. Australian TV providers SBS and Foxtel have dropped […]
By Caitlin Johnstone It’s just incredible how even after all this time, after all those wars, after all those lies, it’s not even occurring to most mainstream westerners to investigate whether the US could possibly have had anything to do with starting the war in Ukraine. There’s one […]
By David Livingstone Facebook has been targeting QAnon ads towards those interested in alternative health, resulting in what academics have identified as “Conspirituality,” a strange blend of the New Age movement and right-wing conspiracy theories.[1] The merger of these seemingly paradoxical influences can be traced back to David […]
LA Progressive As if killing the Child Tax Credit, blocking voting rights, gutting key climate legislation, and refusing living wages wasn’t enough, West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin is now promoting legislation that further punishes the poor and marginalized. Along with Florida Republican Senator Marco Rubio, he’s introduced the PIPES Act, which undercuts key […]
By Asaf Shalev Jewish Telegraphic Agency Russia’s Jewish oligarchs and their donations come under threat of Western sanctions amid Ukraine war. (JTA) – Jewish communities in Ukraine received a $10 million gift from a perhaps unlikely source Monday: a charitable organization founded by three Russian Jewish oligarchs who […]
By Ankush Kumar, Yahoo News Desperate to avoid the shadow of Vladimir Putin’s bigoted regime falling over Ukraine, LGBTQ combat volunteers told The Daily Beast that members of the gay community had been rushing to prepare for this invasion of Ukraine in recent weeks. Now, they stand ready […]
By Patrick Reilly, New York Post Action star Steven Seagal — who was banned from Ukraine for five years in 2017 after Russian President Vladimir Putin gave the actor a Russian passport — spoke out on the Ukrainian conflict Monday, saying he looks at both sides “as one […]
By Indian Bronson Let us pray this ends soon, that peace talks proceed, and there is no escalation. Out of a genuine appreciation for my readers, who humor me by reading my self-important perspectives (What’s the Venn diagram of people who can read the title and get the […]
By Agya K. Aning The Cut Last August, only a week after Onnie Brown had moved into a rust-colored, ranch-style home in Phoenix, Arizona, a stranger started banging on her door, looking for someone named Ricky. “Ain’t no damn Ricky here,” she retorted to the scraggly white man. […]
By Natalie Winters, The National Pulse The stories have also been peddled by so-called conservative representatives and news networks, none of which have issued corrections yet. A number of popular stories chronicling Ukraine’s resistance against Russia’s ongoing invasion – including those promoted by U.S. Congressmen, media outlets, and […]
By Daniel McAdams, Ron Paul Institute he media and the war machine (or do I repeat myself?) want us to take sides in the Russo/Ukraine war. To those of us with long histories in military conflicts in which the US foreign policy establishment, media, and military have an […]
By Damon Linker, The Week How fast have events been moving over the past several days? So fast that my initial take on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, written Thursday morning, just hours after the war began, is already irrelevant. Then, I mainly expressed sadness at what I expected […]
By Joel Mathis, The Week It’s been quite a week in Europe: Switzerland has edged away from its longstanding tradition of neutrality. Finland is on the cusp of asking for admission into the alliance after decades of standing to the side. Germany, after a nearly 80-year break from […]
Visit the archives to re-read and share WEBINAR: The Ukraine War: Energy Edition The ins and outs of the major oil and natural gas suppliers is a favorite topic of ours here at Zeihan on Geopolitics, and it forms a cornerstone of our expertise; my team and I have decades […]
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“Don’t take away my guns, but yeah take away my kids if I think they’re weird”
Once Ukraine/Russia started, this Freedom Rally lost all momentum. Right wing radio was lining up to have people in the convoy and spend all week building up. Now it’s 100% Russia.
Imagine bragging about being an incel.. we live in weird times..
The people who will never set foot on a battlefield always have the toughest talk
Ryan Grim, Kim Iversen, and Robby Soave react to Hillary Clinton’s recent comments on MSNBC regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Research director at the European Expert Association, Maria Avdeeva, describes the atmosphere on the ground in Kharkiv after facing Russian rocket fire.
This is some of the most interesting geopolitical/international relations commentary I have seen in a while. This segment gets to the wider geopolitical ramifications of this. It’s more or less the First World and former Russian vassalages against the Second World and the Third World. Even Israel and […]
Reason magazine’s Liz Wolfe breaks down Big Tech’s role in enforcing the West’s sanctions on Russia.
The American Prospect’s David Dayen breaks down his New York Times’ op-ed on inflation and rising prices.
Team Rising previews Joe Biden’s first State of the Union address.
Robby Soave argues that the United States should not militarily engage with Russia.
Ryan Grim makes the case that now, more than ever, the U.S. should return all seized funds to the Afghan Central Bank.
Russia-based socialist writer, Egor Kotkin, discusses how Vladimir Putin’s class interests affect Russia’s invasions of Ukraine.
Krystal and Saagar examine the dramatic shift in public polling on escalation with Ukraine since Russia has invaded and mainstream media’s wartime propaganda machine has begun spinning
Krystal and Saagar respond to the comments made by former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on what America should do to fight against Russia and suppress dissenters at home
Saagar goes through examples from Russian and world history that compare to the time we are living in now to show why a full scale war between America and Russia is a real possibility
Krystal and Saagar go through the seriousness of Putin’s threat to start nuclear war against Ukraine and the world even though Biden and others have dismissed his rhetoric
Krystal and Saagar preview President Biden’s State of the Union speech that will be covered live on Breaking Points featuring Krystal and Saagar alongside Kyle Kulinski & Marshall Kosloff
Krystal and Saagar explain why the decision by Big Tech companies to ban Russian state propaganda at the direction of the EU could backfire as the Ukraine war progresses
Krystal and Saagar deliver the latest updates on the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine that went nowhere as now the EU has expedited Ukraine’s membership application
Krystal and Saagar respond to the calls from Ukraine President Zelensky and mainstream media pundits for a no fly zone in Ukraine that could create a World War 3 level escalation with Russia
Krystal takes an in depth look at the economic failures pushed by Wall Street playing a major role in the current domestic and global political instability that have not been discussed as war rages on
Krystal and Saagar provide a battle update on the Russian invasion of Ukraine after fighting continued over the past 24 hours with a Russian convoy advancing on Kyiv as missiles fly around
By Keith Preston Putin has taken an extremely big gamble. If he remains committed to limited objectives, he might just get away with it. Limited objectives would be claiming the disputed territories, accessing the Black Sea, pipeline interests, keeping Ukraine out of NATO, and intimidating Russia’s neighbors to […]
By C.J. Polychroniou,Truthout Irrational political panic is as American a phenomenon as apple pie. It often arises as a result of a potential inability on the part of the powers-that-be to control the outcome of developments that may pose challenges to the interests of the existing socio-economic order […]
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