Nina Levchenko

Neither Washington nor Moscow: Five reasons progressives must be wary of playing Putin’s game

Nina Levchenko / April 11, 2018 / 8 min readSyndicated

As early as 2003, when I marched through the streets of London alongside hundreds of thousands of others to protest the war in Iraq, I was aware that if it were my family being bombed by Russia, my friends being expelled from their homes, I would be marching alone. My fellow activists, would by and large, stay at home. And then, as now, I found that very painful.

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