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4 pages · English · Signed off by the editor
War, winter & the workers’ front
Eastern Ukraine, Warsaw’s first day, nuclear exercises, diesel, food security and the struggle over who pays.
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#70
World & politics
War, winter & the workers’ front
The motto, eastern Ukraine, Warsaw day one, military developments, winter, diesel, food security and labour.
The revived series begins at #70. New editions will be added to this reading room.
About IEROld convictions.
Old convictions.
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René OudewegEditor, International Executive Review
International Executive Review is an independent bulletin rooted in revolutionary internationalism and the history of the working-class movement.
Its renewed English-language series examines war and geopolitics, NATO–Russia relations, rearmament, living standards and the workers’ front. It also makes room for history, science, language and culture. A serious view of the world leaves room for curiosity.
Technology in the service of critical inquiry.
Much of IER’s research and drafting uses artificial intelligence. AI helps translate, compare sources and make complex developments accessible. It can also make mistakes. Reporting, official claims and editorial interpretation are therefore kept distinct, with sources available for readers to examine.
Our starting point is solidarity across borders, the defence of civilian life, and the independence of working people from the ambitions of states. The world is our horizon; critical inquiry is our method.
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