Should we really be surprised that state warfare has resumed in Europe? History suggests not. Continue reading Russia-Ukraine: History tells us that appeasement does not work

RT can be criticised, held to account and perhaps boycotted by politicians and guests alike. But banning it would put censorship on a dangerous path. Continue reading Russia Today: The case against a blanket broadcasting ban

Vladimir Putin gave a speech hours before Russian troops marched into Donetsk and Luhansk with a deranged narrative claiming Ukraine should not exist as a country. Continue reading Russian actions in Ukraine are an attack on freedom itself

Officials have briefed the beefing up of Russian reinforcements, but the story – for now, at least – has turned into somewhat of a damp squib. Continue reading Ukraine crisis may be a Storm (Eunice) in a teacup

Whether it be U-turns on his promises of nationalisation and taxing the ultra-wealthy or suspending the former party leader Jeremy Corbyn, some may say – ironically – that war has already been declared. Continue reading Keir Starmer’s attack on anti-war activists should be the last straw for the Left

Despite Boris Johnson’s political struggles, Labour have remained in the electoral doldrums. Continue reading Labour’s local election struggles forebode ballot box annihilation

Russia is merely sabre-rattling. It’s Washington that will have a difficult time politically. Continue reading The Ukrainian Endgame – Biden’s diplomatic challenge in Europe is only growing

Many were hoping the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) would draw a clear line in the sand and mark some progress when it comes to policy and commitment. Continue reading COP26’s failure casts doubt over UK’s ecological shift

Instead of supporting diplomacy and democracy while carrying out this aim, there appears to be a convenient blind eye when it comes to Azov and right-wing elements in Ukraine. Continue reading Russia tensions cannot justify US facilitation of far-right growth in Ukraine