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Ukraine should be a bridge for communication between the East and the West, not a frontier for confrontation between major powers.

“Our choice is either to keep enabling extinction with widespread chemical contamination or take action to prevent it,” said one scientist.

Two experts address the council, which is considering launching an independent investigation into the destruction of the pipeline.

The Ukraine project is a dangerous scam, yet no member of the Congressional Black Caucus has attempted to speak truthfully about it.

The legendary investigative journalist reveals the secret and incomplete history of U.S.-Norway collaboration in covert operations.

Israel’s new fascist government has increased the collective punishment of Palestinians—a war crime. Originally published at...

If the Feb. 19 rally to end the war in Ukraine fails it will only show that internal divisions can unravel every hope.

What if we envisioned policing not as the maintenance of order at the barrel of a gun, but as medicine at the social level?

“Charges against officers who have already killed someone are never enough — we need to abolish the whole damn system.”

‘Upon acquiring an iPhone in 2017, I removed myself at nearly every opportunity from the sensory world I share with my most beloved beings.’

When I first heard how Russia was turning us all into red automatons via Twitter, I couldn’t figure how they did it.

Irish activist Ed Horgan discusses his recent trial for protesting U.S. military flights through Shannon Airport in neutral Ireland.

Media outlets like the New York Times and Washington Post “don’t seem to have anyone inside” among their sources, Seymour Hersh claims.

The NFL star and Army Ranger called the Iraq invasion and occupation ‘fucking illegal’ and was killed by friendly fire, an incident the military covered up.

International rock music star Roger Waters called for an immediate ceasefire in the U.S.-NATO proxy war against Russia in Ukraine.

The author argues that we must build left-right coalitions on issues such as militarism, health care, a living wage and union organizing

Kings Bay is home port to 8 Trident submarines, the most insidious weapon of mass destruction ever made. Each Trident can carry 24 D-5 missiles.

Fifty years ago, Blacks, Puerto Ricans and Appalachian whites in Chicago found common ground and organized together.

The word “inequality” refers to race, gender, rich vs. poor, or other differences. Absent from the debate is the corporate entity itself.

Latin American left-wing leaders have urged peace with Russia and called for neutrality in the West’s new cold war.

Palestinians spotlight Israeli brutality to demand an end to their oppression; Israelis spotlight Palestinian violence to justify that oppression.

The warmongering buffoons who drove the U.S. to disaster in Iraq and Afghanistan are now eager for war with Russia.

The author paints a terrifying picture of what could happen if we don’t pull back from the brink of nuclear war: “If only we had risen up.”

The author defends her choice to aim her protest at the largest, most destructive and most dangerous empire on the planet.

We saw how Nicaragua’s significant investments in infrastructure have notably improved the lives of its people and particularly women.

The introduction of NATO-supplied battle tanks to the proxy war pushes past yet another self-imposed line about arms transfers.

Israel’s massacre in Jenin provoked Palestinian resistance across the West Bank, including an attack on an East Jerusalem settlement.

From Woodstock to Zuccotti Park, these musical giants used their talents to uplift movements for peace, social justice, and the earth.

Corporate gangsterism puts our tax dollars to work. The price paid is poverty, injury and desolation, or, as for many in Ukraine, death. 

Human since Aristotle have placed themselves on top of the animal hierarchy. This false belief has philosophical and ethical implications.

So does everyone else in the world get a vote on whether their lives should be risked in an offensive to control who governs Crimea?

The antinuclear sailboat visits the site of the Cuban Missile Crisis, when, as today, many feared nuclear war would erupt.

Every Monday afternoon, I stand with members of our Island Peace & Justice group in objection and in witness to the acts of our government.

If the Russian people have a moral obligation to overthrow their warmongering government doesn’t that also apply to Americans?

War is a language of lies, emanating from dull, technocratic minds, draining life of color, an institutional offense to the human spirit.

King’s Beyond Vietnam sermon was as predictive as it was powerful and prophetic. It is as valuable today as it was 55 years ago.

It has been 40 years since the bill passed making Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday a holiday, and we ought to celebrate.

Not much has changed in how Indigenous people are portrayed in movies since the days of John Wayne and the western.

Huge demonstrations have demanded President Yoon’s immediate resignation along with prosecution of his wife for alleged corruption.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that almost everything South Korea accuses North Korea of doing can be attributed back to South Korea.

The French resistance member made identity cards and other documents that meant the difference between life and death during the Holocaust.

The largest country in Europe, Ukraine is home to significant species, biodiversity and habitat, all threatened by the current conflict.

As negotiations began on the biodiversity targets , rebels in the most biodiverse regions launched actions to pressure their governments.

One way to slow the spiral of horrific fighting and Western delivery of increasingly lethal military weaponry is to start talking.

“The army never comes into the camp without killing someone as they leave,” said one witness. “It’s like a policy they have.”

It was as if the vandals were waiting until the city was quiet and Lula was out of town. The attack was an act of extreme cowardice.

The new government will annex the West Bank, expand illegal Jewish settlements and discriminate against LGBTQ people.

The first post-Cold War assault on Russia by the West began in the early 1990s well before the expansion of NATO.

Two members of Shannonwatch face charges for trying to stop illegal U.S. military flights through Shannon Airport.

The commercial pressures on our children through relentless direct marketing, radically bypassing parental authority, are at a fever pitch.

Members of Veterans For Peace on board the antinuclear sailboat slam U.S. blockade of Cuba and express solidarity with the Cuban people.

How can we in the United States prevent the killing that goes on, in our name, in multiple wars, exacerbated by weapons made in the U.S.A?

This 3-minute clip tells you all you need to know about the callousness of U.S./CIA interventionism in Latin America.

In a wake-up call to the antiwar movement, Japan’s Prime Minister announces a new defense strategy, doubling military spending by 2027.

The old fable can be applied to the U.S. role in the Ukraine war, but maybe it’s time for us to rewrite the ending.

Washington has no intention of seeking a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine crisis, recommitting indefinitely to its ideological war.