Russia
The BRICS spall, fall and (try to) reconstitute
Early March 2022 provided a surprising reflection of the extent to which dominant Western norms of international finance could retain hegemony, even as the world’s North-South polarisation suddenly worsened. The Shanghai-based New Development Bank (NDB) was set up by five countries – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) – at a 2014 Brazilian conference of presidents.
(Video) Boris Kagarlitsky: Russia, not NATO, started the war; capitalists on all sides fuel the fire
Interview with Ilya Matveev by Federico Fuentes
Ukrainian feminist Viktoriia Pihul: ‘Our main goal now is to win this war’
Interview with Viktoriia Pihul by Dick Nichols
Ukraine’s geopolitical precarity: A historian's perspective
By John-Paul Himka
Remembering the Crimean War: Russia and the West have been here before
By Boris Kagarlitsky, translated by Dan Erdman
Capitalist crisis, imperialism and the road to war in Ukraine
By William Briggs
By The Feministic Initiative Group
After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
By Ashley Smith