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Women Political Prisoners in a System of Violence
Fikus
Women Political Prisoners in a System of Violence
What is it like for women convicted under anti-war articles? How does carceral violence intersect with gender today? Feminist and anti-war activist Fikus talks about women political prisoners in Russia
Fikus
Women Political Prisoners in a System of Violence
Women Political Prisoners in a System of Violence
“Neutrality Does not Mean that We Take No Sides” 
Editorial collective
“Neutrality Does not Mean that We Take No Sides” 
How do Swiss pacifists see the war in Ukraine and what is their strategy for a pacifist Left? What is their approach to Swiss neutrality? Can pacifists support military resistance? Roxane Steiger, an activist with the Group for a Switzerland without an Army shares her views
Editorial collective
“Neutrality Does not Mean that We Take No Sides” 
“Neutrality Does not Mean that We Take No Sides” 
Sweet Life and Bitter Rivers
Andrei Vinogradov
Sweet Life and Bitter Rivers
What were the 19th century origins of Russia’s environmental policy? How did Ukrainian local communities manage to shape it? Environmental historian Andrei Vinogradov talks about industrial pollution in the Ukrainian Provinces under the Russian Empire
Andrei Vinogradov
Sweet Life and Bitter Rivers
Sweet Life and Bitter Rivers
Anti-War Protests and Resistance in Russia
Ivan Astashin
Anti-War Protests and Resistance in Russia
Why are there no mass anti-war demonstrations in Russia? What do individual protest actions against Putin’s regime look like? How do people resist the logistics of war? Solidarity Zone activist Ivan Astashin recounts a short history of anti-war protest in Russia
Ivan Astashin
Anti-War Protests and Resistance in Russia
Anti-War Protests and Resistance in Russia
CPRF: Does the “Party of the Past” Have a Future?
Azamat Ismailov
CPRF: Does the “Party of the Past” Have a Future?
What is CPRF undergoing amidst the war and the totalitarian evolution of Putin’s regime? Does it stand any chance of surviving Putin? And what can the CPRF’s past reveal about its future? Azamat Izmailov traces the party’s evolution
Azamat Ismailov
CPRF: Does the “Party of the Past” Have a Future?
CPRF: Does the “Party of the Past” Have a Future?
On War in Contemporary Poetry
Denis Larionov
On War in Contemporary Poetry
Can poetry be an instrument of historical analysis? How have Russophone poets written about war for the last 40 years? Denis Larionov, a poet and scholar of contemporary literature, discusses and analyzes a sample of poems
Denis Larionov
On War in Contemporary Poetry
On War in Contemporary Poetry
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