A Declaration of the Ukraine Solidarity Campaign Conference, which held its Annual General Meeting on December 6th in London. The Ukraine Solidarity Campaign reaffirms its unwavering support for th…

The Kremlin welcomes the starkly worded document, which does not cast Russia as a threat to the US.

Declaration of the Ukraine Solidarity Campaign Conference On 6 December, the Ukraine Solidarity Campaign held its Annual General Meeting in London, bringing together activists and trade unionists from across the UK. Delegates joined us from USC Scotland, the South Wales National Union of Mineworkers, and from our affiliated unions—GMB, UNITE, UNISON, UCU, PCS, and ASLEF—demonstrating the breadth of solidarity within the labour movement.

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A new report finds that Russia’s economy has likely contracted since 2022, with hidden inflation, shrinking revenues, and rising inequality placing significant strain on its economic position.

By Sacha Ismail One striking aspect of the 21st November sentencing hearing for Nathan Gill, the former Reform UK Wales leader convicted of taking bribes to make pro-Russian propaganda in the European Parliament, has not been reported on. In his arguments to the court before the judge handed down the sentence, Gill’s defence barrister Peter Wright KC put forward pro-Russian imperialist arguments about the war in Ukraine.

If you are a UK health or care sector worker, please add your name to this letter using the form below, whatever kind of work you do and whichever trade union you are in (or even if you're not in a un...

We publish here an important critique by leading Ukrainian democratic socialist Vitaliy Dudin of the ideas of the émigré sociologist Volodymyr Ischenko.  Many years ago Ischenko was a figure on the new left in Ukraine, since at least 2014, he has engaged in propagating narratives used by sections of the left hostile to Ukraine and actively undermining support for the resistance to Russian imperialism.

Ukrainian teachers face an unprecedented attack on their jobs and conditions. As parliament prepares to adopt the 2026 State Budget Law, proposals would abolish permanent contracts, increase workloads, cut pay and allowances, and undermine basic labour rights. These measures—condemned by Ukrainian unions—risk mass dismissals and a collapse in education quality for millions of children already traumatised by war. The appeals below come from the Free Trade Union of Education and Science (VPOMU), the Education International, and are supported by the UK teachers’ union NASUWT.

We are concerned about reported efforts from Russia to influence democracy in the US, UK, Europe and elsewhere. We believe we must establish the depth and breadth of possible Russian influence campaig...

By Mick Antoniw, Welsh Senedd member for Pontypridd, former Counsel General for Wales and Ukraine Solidarity Campaign committee member I attended the Nathan Gill sentencing hearing at the Old Bailey on 21 November. Why? It was clear that having pleaded guilty to eight charges of bribery he was going to be given a long prison sentence. I wanted to hear the evidence leading up to his arrest to get some idea of the extent of his treachery, to understand more about the extent of Russian interference in UK politics, undermining democratic processes and propagating pro-Putin propaganda.

By Sacha Ismail One striking aspect of the 21 November sentencing hearing for Nathan Gill, the former Reform UK Wales leader convicted of taking bribes to make pro-Russian propaganda in the European Parliament (pictured above there with Nigel Farage), has not been reported on. In his arguments to the court before the judge handed down the sentence, Gill's defence barrister Peter Wright KC put forward Russian imperialist arguments about the war in Ukraine.

Supporters of Ukraine Solidarity Campaign and Ukrainian organisations Vsesvit and Campaign for Ukraine demonstrated outside the Old Bailey (Central Criminal Court) in London today as Nathan Gill, former Reform UK leader in Wales, arrived for sentencing. In September, after months of investigations during which he insisted he was innocent, Gill finally pleaded guilty to eight counts of taking bribes in order to make propaganda for Russia's aggression in Ukraine as a Member of the European Parliament.

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