Category: Anti-imperialism

A response to Branko Marcetic’s argument against weapons for Ukraine

Military service in the U.S. and the U.K. promised more than it ever delivered for many post-9/11 volunteers.

A discussion with Noam Chomsky was called “A Left Response to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine”.  It wouldn’t be far wrong to say Chomsky placed all of the blame for Russia’s attack on the U.S. government. The title of the event should have been “Chomsky Calls for Realpolitik for the 21st century”. 

Statement from anti-capitalist organizations

Internationalists must listen to the voice of Ukrainians

What should our attitude be towards arms to Ukraine?

Here we collect statements from Ukrainian, Russian, and other grassroots organizations on the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

In the continuities between the Tolstoyan scenes from the “Sevastopol Sketches” and the destruction of Syrian and Ukrainian cities, we perceive constancy in the fundamentally brutal exercise of State power

Gilbert Achcar responds to six questions about his “Memorandum on the radical anti-imperialist position regarding the war in Ukraine.”

Ukrainian socialists speak to the Western Left

At a time when a war with serious consequences is raging in Europe, it is imperative that international solidarity live in defense of the freedoms of all.

It is impossible to understand what is happening in Ukraine today without some knowledge of its past

A public forum providing crucial background on Putin’s war

Some principles for radical anti-imperialists on the Russian invasion of Ukraine

A socialist response to the invasion of Ukraine

Israeli activists for Palestinian rights express support for the Russian anti-war movement

We will never take the side of this or that state, our flag is black, we are against borders and freeloader presidents. We are against wars and killings of civilians.

The DSA International Committee statement on Ukraine rightly criticizes NATO but is silent on Russia’s role in the current crisis

Linfield’s The Lions’ Den reads like an intervention toward holding back the encouraging tide of pro-Palestinian awareness.

It is widely accepted that the accelerating rivalry between the great powers—the United States, China, the European Union, Russia, and Japan—is a key feature of world politics and will remain so for the foreseeable future. This makes it urgent for

La Botz analyzes the pseudo anti-imperialist character of campism and calls for genuine internationalism of workers against imperialism.