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7:21pm
Luis Lazaro Tijerina USA
A Soviet Soldier and the Piano in Berlin

A Soviet Soldier and the Piano in Berlin

Luis Lazaro Tijerina USA//7:21pm, May 8th '22

A Soviet soldier played the piano in Berlin,
the city burning from war,
Sunlight came into the abandon apartment
through an open window,
The years have passed and now a Russian soldier,
plays a piano near an open window in Kyiv,
Western Europe plays its swan song in a burning city.

A Monumental Crisis in France
Luis Lazaro Tijerina USA//12:22pm, May 3rd '23

A Monumental Crisis in France

I used to frequently visit a Café namely Café de Flore and it was outside of the Café de Flore on Saint Germain, that I witnessed the first marches of political anger against the Macron regime. Later....

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Fascism: Our Common Enemy
Christopher Black Canada//12:10am, Dec 3rd '22

Fascism: Our Common Enemy

Actions have causes. That is a fundamental point of philosophy and of an understanding of the way the world is. Russia’s actions in Ukraine have causes, which necessitated those actions. Unbiased observers....

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The Soviet and the Liberation of Bangladesh
George Chakma India//7:40pm, Dec 29th '21

The Soviet and the Liberation of Bangladesh

2021 marks the 50th anniversary of liberation of Bangladesh from Pakistan. It is worthwhile to recollect the role the USSR played in the national liberation of the Bangladesh from Pakistan. Bangladesh....

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Breakthrough that smashed the shackles of autocracy
Gennady Zyuganov Russia //8:52pm, Nov 7th '20

Breakthrough that smashed the shackles of autocracy

The author is the Chairman of Communist Party of Russian Federation.These days the world remembers the passionate thrust of the Russian working masses towards socialism – 103th anniversary of the Great....

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British Capitalism faces a perfect storm
James Kerr Great Britain//11:24pm, Oct 16th '20

British Capitalism faces a perfect storm

When Boris Johnson celebrated his election victory with a call to “unite this country…spread opportunity to every corner of the UK with superb education, superb infrastructure and technology.”, it....

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THE NEW SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA: What it means for Africa’s human rights record
Mxolisi Ncube Zimbabwe//12:21am, Apr 19th '23

THE NEW SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA: What it means for Africa’s human rights record

The Russia-Ukraine war has widened the rift between the entrenched West and the emerging East and – as collateral damage ⸺ Africa’s already sordid human rights record will regress further. According....

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