Tag Archives: NATO

The Ukraine war: What happens afterwards (if we’re all still here)?

Stuart Littlewood writes: The Read more [...]

Urgent need for peace as interference in Ukraine turns into a nightmare for the West

Stuart Littlewood argues, in a letter to his MP Alister Jack, that with 700,000 households in Scotland facing extreme fuel poverty and 45 million people in the UK likely to be left cold and hungry, it's time to make amends with Russia and stop pouring fuel on Ukraine's self-ignited fire. Read more [...]

Baiting the Russian Bear: How clever is that?

Baiting the Russian Bear Stuart Littlewood asks his MP: "... why should people in Britain… do NATO's bidding, knowing we’ll go hungry and freeze this winter? Why should we encourage and pay for an endless [Ukrainian-Russian] war only to see our cost of living sky-rocket?" Read more [...]

Ukraine war: “The goal is to see Russia weakened”

US-Ukraine-Russia Lawrence Davidson argues that "the war in Ukraine is a successful set-up, an act of 'entrapment' on the part of the United States and its allies, including Volodymyr Zelensky", which has resulted in millions of innocent Ukrainian civilians tragically caught in the middle. Read more [...]

Ukraine crisis: Russia reacts to NATO and history

Russia-Ukraine crisis Lawrence Davidson recalls the historical context of the crisis between Russia and Ukraine – a context that is missing from Western political and media narratives – and warns that unless genuine Russian fears are taken seriously, war may well result. Read more [...]

Mis-analysing Libya

Libyan women waving the new Libyan flag and the flag of the Amazigh people – often called Berbers – during an Amazigh festival in Tripoli, 27 September 2011

Nureddin Sabir shows how lack of understanding of Libyan history and society can lead to flawed conclusions regarding the propriety of the UN-authorized intervention to save Libyans from Gaddafi’s murderous intentions. Read more [...]

Understanding the opposition to NATO’s intervention in Libya

Uri Avnery argues that opponents of military intervention in Libya are motivated more by hatred of the USA and NATO than by any concern for the people of Libya. Read more [...]

The West is doing the right thing in Libya

Nureddin Sabir explains why opposition by the left and the anti-imperialist and anti-war movements to the NATO military action to protect civilians in Libya is misplaced and deeply flawed. Read more [...]