How the War in Ukraine Is Being Covered (Up) on Russian TV
Visceral images of the Russian attack on Ukraine are missing from Russian TV, and the Kremlin is trying to convince the public the chaos it sees on social media has been staged.
Visceral images of the Russian attack on Ukraine are missing from Russian TV, and the Kremlin is trying to convince the public the chaos it sees on social media has been staged.
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Those who don’t stand in solidarity with the oppressed cannot call themselves leftists.
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War is reshaping our world. Will we harness that urgency for climate action or succumb to a final, deadly oil and gas boom?
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In the 1990s, world powers promised Ukraine that if it disarmed, they would not violate its security. That promise was broken.
“Your President Biden said that God will help us. Of course, we hoped for American and European help."
Regular people need to understand that their real enemies are not each other, but the powerful who play with the rules.
By looking directly into his phone, hitting record and speaking the truth, Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, was able to counter the lies about his country told by Vladimir Putin.
With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, prospects for U.S. nuclear disarmament look bleak. The Biden administration was already cutting corners on its policy.
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The Russian autocrat hasn’t changed since the Cold War, but many Republicans have come full circle.
While the U.S. president refuses to condition military aid, Israel has toppled more than twice as many Palestinian structures in the West Bank than it had by this point in Trump’s term.
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