foreign policy – Page 17

Targeted Ukrainian Communist cites right-wing terror, democratic collapse

June 9, 2014 By Stéphane Aubouard And Patrick Kamenka

The leader of the Ukrainian Communist Party, Petro Symonenko, was the target of a murder attempt by far-right militiamen on 16th May in Kiev.

TPP trade talks draw foes on both sides of Pacific

April 24, 2014 By Mark Gruenberg

Twitter carried pictures of protesting Asian workers and news reports said the Obama-Abe bargaining in Japan would probably not result in approval of the trade pact.

Why the U.S. does what it does in Ukraine

April 17, 2014 By Susan Webb

If you want to understand why our government is so worked up about Ukraine, a good place to start is with U.S. actions in Yugoslavia some 25 years ago.

Ukraine, U.S., and big bad Putin: Who’s the bully?

April 8, 2014 By Sam Webb

U.S.-Russia relations took a dangerous turn over Ukraine and Crimea. This is a very troubling development. If it continues in the present direction, the result will be damaging on a range of issue,

Western leaders belittle legitimate Russian concerns about fascism

March 11, 2014 By Emile Schepers

In Russia the memories of the Nazi invasion of 1941, of the war that followed and of the activities of local Nazi collaborators, including Ukrainian ones historically linked to the present crowd of extremists in Kiev,...