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The truth is starting to be revealed.

Ukrainian national identity is exemplified by its language, which for centuries has been the target of Russian demagogues. Putin is just the latest example.

“The left must not be diverted: First and foremost in Ukraine and Palestine, the struggle is about the rights of peoples and nations, and the poisonous consequences when those rights are denied.”

On stopping the fighting and building the peace.

Carl Mirra — A careful evaluation of recent history illustrates that the claim that US and NATO expansion threatens Moscow’s existence is an exaggeration. That Russia would inflate fears of NATO to pursue its global aspirations is understandable. What is less comprehensible is the degree to which influential Western thinkers, particularly on the anti-imperial US left, have promoted this narrative.

David Finkel — For the international left, the Ukraine war and Palestine catastrophe, both on their own and together, pose very big tests of theory and more importantly, of politics.

Rethink the news: Reducing news to hard lines and side-taking leaves a lot of the story untold. Progress comes from challenging what we hear and considering different views.

In Ukraine, remembering does more than honor those lost in the war. It charts a path forward to a future free of Russia.

KHERSON: Built in the early 20th century, Kherson Regional Art Museum stands proudly in the heart of the southern Ukrainian city. With its grand and imposing architecture, the historic building has variously served as the city council chambers, its main court, and even a public bank. In 1977, the building became an art gallery, housing about 15,000 pieces — one of the biggest

From the beginning, the war has thoroughly confounded military mavens and experts on Russia and Ukraine.