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• War and militarism

  Germany: The Hour of the Warmongers

  26 March, by KLEIN Thomas

  Will Ukraine solidarity lead to identification with NATO policy or a new peace movement?
  The criminal invasion of Ukraine by Putin’s Russia seems to have deactivated any historical memory and common sensibility around the politics of peace. Critical reflection on Russia’s aims and NATO’s (...)

• War and militarism

  Bulgaria: Between Pro-War Consensus and the Need for an Anti-War Movement

  9 March, by DODOV Stanislav

  As the reactions to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have shown, Bulgaria is not ready for a new anti-war movement, despite the urgency of the task. The majority of people with some access to the public space act as if the year were not 2022, but the Soviet Union had just collapsed yesterday, as if (...)

• War and militarism

  Swedish Left Party supports the supply of weapons to Ukraine: a difficult decision for the Swedish left

  3 March, by Sotsialnyi Rukh (Social Movement) Ukraine

  Social Movement (Ukraine) reports: The representatives of the Left Party were among the first to organize street shares of solidarity with Ukraine. Left Party representatives unanimously condemned the aggression and opposed the exit of Russian troops, continued to demand tougher sanctions, (...)

• War and militarism

  No More War in Europe - An appeal for civic action in Europe and beyond

  17 January, by Civic activists

  Another war in Europe no longer seems improbable or unlikely. For some people of the continent, it has been a reality already in Ukraine, in Georgia, in Nagorno Karabakh and on the Turkish-Syrian border. So are the military build ups and threats of full scale warfare.
  European security (...)