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Of kazakhstan. this was the main government building in kazakhstans largest silly, on wednesday. has been involved in protests, this all week. protests that began as a backlash against high gas prices. but quickly evolved into a revolt against the autocratic regime that is ruled kazakhstan for over 30 years. protesters also stormed the presidential palace, setting it on fire. they pulled down a statue of kazakhstans former dictator who, by all accounts still basically runs the country, through h...

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Amber Vallarino-Law takes a look at the importance of music in a political context both for freedom and suppression.

You carried a very forceful letter from Mr J Horne (March 24) on the carnival of hypocrisy being conducted in our country and Western Europe about…

Archbishop Viganò has not become absorbed with politics. He has become absorbed with the Eternal, with seeing the Eternal in the affairs of the day.

From the blog of Ron Gold at The Times of Israel

Tens of thousands of Ukrainians fleeing the war have headed for the city of Uzhhorod near the Ukrainian-Slovakian border. Many are traveling on to the Czech Republic, which the border region once belonged to.

Three days after the Chernobyl disaster in 1986, Vladimir Shevchenko was tasked to document the cleanup operations at the site. When the footage was developed, the filmmaker realised that he had captured the image and sound of radioactivity itself.

A simple explainer of the tragic and escalating situation in Ukraine, and where to go to offer assistance 

This exclusive interview with Assembly, a magazine based in the second Ukrainian city in 45 km from the Russian border, provides a fresh, on-the-ground perspective on the Russo-Ukrainian conflict. Originally was published by The Commoner here; to support this digital community center for the strengthening of Ukrainian anarchist community you are welcome here.