Ukraine

I see destroyed shops, broken fences, roofs with holes where shells struck, windows boarded up with plywood, and deserted streets. The local people are living in bomb shelters.

Time has sped up; shops are open from 6 am and I have a feeling that people are running fast to slip past the war. . .

Canada has been an enthusiastic partner with the United States and European Union in supporting the right wing government that came into power in Ukraine in February of this …

A very informative half-day conference on the current situation in Ukraine took place at the University of Ottawa on December 4, 2014.

Roger Annis puts into perspective the larger geopolitical issues at play as events in Ukraine and Crimea challenge US imperial power.

Given the very high stakes involved, it is time to step back and examine what is actually taking place in Crimea.

The US, Canada and Ukraine voted against a UN resolution committing to combatting racism.

Throughout the course of the war, the Poroshenko government and its police and judicial forces have enacted one draconian measure after another against civil and political freedoms.

A Ukrainian commentator looks back on a protest movement ultimately dominated by right-wing nationalism.

The recent elections in Ukraine confirmed right extremists in power positions.