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The Ukraine war has inflamed fervent debates about what to do with USSR-era monuments. Some former Soviet states have decided to dismantle some monuments, but in Germany it's complicated.

Unlike their Western counterparts, African leaders are being cautious in characterising the conflict in Ukraine as war.

Burlington man, born in Czechoslovakia, witnessed the Prague Spring firsthand

Estonia is to remove all of its Soviet-era war monuments, the latest in a line of eastern European countries to go down this path. There are reportedl

<p>The Polish Solidarity movement is an instructive study in how a coalition of workers, intellectuals and spiritual leaders maintained a commitment to nonviolence and dialogue in the face of repression. </p>

<p>The Polish Solidarity movement is an instructive study in how a coalition of workers, intellectuals and spiritual leaders maintained a commitment to nonviolence and dialogue in the face of repression. </p>

<p>The Polish Solidarity movement is an instructive study in how a coalition of workers, intellectuals and spiritual leaders maintained a commitment to nonviolence and dialogue in the face of repression. </p>

<p>The Polish Solidarity movement is an instructive study in how a coalition of workers, intellectuals and spiritual leaders maintained a commitment to nonviolence and dialogue in the face of repression. </p>

Socialist Taras Bilous argues that calls for diplomacy mean nothing unless they take account of negotiating positions, concrete concessions, and the willingness of the parties to adhere to any signed agreement.

Should the Left support the division of the world into imperialist spheres of influence? A year ago, the very posing of such a question would (...)