Kim Myong Chol, an international affairs analyst, released the following article under the title “The U.S. is hastening the ‘final ruin’ of Ukraine” on May 19: One year ago, we made a judgment that the Ukrainian crisis precisely means the U.S. crisis and the final loser will be the U.S. At present, 450 days after […]
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Belarusian State Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War Representatives from over 50 countries took part in an international anti-fascist forum held at the Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War in Minsk on 22 April. Speaking at the Extraordinary 14th Congress of the Communist Party of Belarus held the day
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There is a war in Ukraine. Outwardly, it looks like an armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine. All political forces, including Left, have spoken out about these events. The range of assessments: from humanistic-emotional (“people are dying, stop the war”) to purely class (“The West is pushing two oligarchic regimes”). In fact, this conflict has deep
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by Kamryn Stringfield Upon the smoldering ashes and rubble of the Second World War, the World Federation of Democratic Youth was founded in London on November 10th, 1945 by anti-fascists from all over the world. It was at the 1st World Youth Conference that 63 nations, representing around 30,000,000 youth, gathered and formed the World
by Zachariah Cobb As new and young comrades enter the sphere of leftist politics, many quickly become familiar with the classic “L’Internationale’, or “The Internationale” in English. This song has served the communist movement as a unifying melody, stressing the international relevance to the class struggle. Born from the struggle of the Paris Commune, this
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by Ryan Poffenbarger With the success of China in the 2022 winter Olympics, ranking 3rd, the Philadelphia Inquirer published an article entitled “The Olympics: Where Communism Wins.” Is this accurate, has the western world failed to win a sports version of the arms race? If so, did this continue after the USSR was dissolved? The
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by Ryan Poffenbarger The now former president of the Seattle Mariners, Kevin Mather, was recently caught manipulating the service time of players. This is done in order to decrease the pay owed, particularly to younger players, while also preventing other teams from signing them. As reported by CBS sports this practice is widespread but very
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by G. L. Worker As part of our inaugural issue, New Masses set out to write stories about revolutionary folk singers and songwriters, what they did, and what they can teach us. We had the pleasure of sitting down with music legend and long-time activist Peggy Seeger to discuss her newest album, First Farewell, as
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by David Chakofsky In the far-eastern region of Russia, there exists a city that was built for the Jewish people by the Soviet Union. It lies about 200 kilometers North of the Amur River, which divides Russia from Northeastern China, and 200 kilometers West from Khabarovsk, a major industrial city in Russia) The very concept
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