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Ukraine’s Death by Proxy
Proxy wars are a cynical way for a state to project power and weaken adversaries. They devour the countries they purport to defend.
My 50 Years with Dan Ellsberg
‘He was so earnest, so bright, as handsome as a movie star, and full of inside information about the Vietnam War that few others had.’
The U.S. Military Seems to Think Poisoning Hawaiians Is Worth It (The “It” Is, Of Course, War With China)
Originally published by World BEYOND War uried deep in the 4,408 pages of the 2023 National...
The War in Ukraine: A Biologist’s Perspective
The author fears that the United States’ attempt to assert global dominance could easily end the existence of the human species.
U.S. Maintaining Tension With North Korea to Draw in Allies Against China
The greatest threat to peace and stability in northeast Asia is the U.S. Indo-Pacific military encirclement of China.
The Disappearing of Julian Assange: Death to a Story
The author is producing a series of videos about the way Assange’s image is being deliberately erased from the public’s consciousness.
Eve of Destruction
A powerful anthem written when the U.S. had been through the Cuban Missile Crisis nuclear scare and was escalating its war in Viet Nam.
Daniel Ellsberg: A Personal Reflection
Daniel Ellsberg, who risked life in prison, became a hero of the author, a man whose courage and decency have inspired him ever since.
Ballad of the Village Vigilers
We hope to bring peace into our hearts for today and for tomorrow to carry us all forward deep into all of eternity.
Universal Soldier
A profound message about war and those who participate in it, from a lifelong activist for peace, the environment, and Indigenous rights.
Never Closer to Nuclear Catastrophe—But Who Gains by Ignoring It?
Dr. Helen Caldicott warns that policymakers who understate the danger of nuclear weapons don’t have the public’s best interest at heart.
Shaquille O’Neal Decided You Shouldn’t See This Film
Pressured by co-owner O’Neal, a Newark movie theater cancels a showing of Mumia: Long Distance Revolutionary.
U.S. Army Poisons Drinking Water in Hawaii
High levels of PFAS are in the water at Kunia Village on Oahu. The Army poisons the land and water while the state looks the other way.
Daniel Ellsberg’s Not Yet Goodbye
Faced with terminal cancer, the legendary whistleblower looks back with gratitude on his 60 years of resisting nuclear war.
All Life Is at Stake
A leader of the Ukrainian pacifist movement demands a ceasefire and serious peace talks, and especially the right to refuse to kill.
Joy and Despair
The propaganda producers who seek more conflict, more medals, more billions, always praise a noble cause: freedom, democracy, rule of order.
Why Bob Gibson Became a Globetrotter
Years after baseball was integrated, one of the game’s all-time best players faced racism in the North and South alike.
A Trip to Cuba
A former CIA agent and Senate staffer makes his first visit to Cuba and finds that it is nothing like how it is portrayed in the U.S.
Reflections on a Left-Right Experience
Uniting with antiwar forces to the right of us could help revitalize the antiwar movement and bring our perspective to a wider audience.
Where Your Trillions Go, to Risk All Life
The author takes on the 15th Annual Nuclear Deterrence Summit, about the only thing getting bipartisan support in Congress these days.
Norway, Nord Stream, and Vietnam
The author’s tour of Norway’s capital last fall seems to have touched on multinational histories and present crisis situations.
The Reconstruction Era Is Not Taught Well in U.S. Schools — Here’s Why That Matters
A report from the Zinn Education Project released early last year found that, nationwide, the Reconstruction era is seldom...
She Was Once the Biggest Star in Jazz. Here’s Why You’ve Never Heard of Her
Hazel Scott was a piano prodigy in the worlds of music, TV, and film. But when she stood up for her rights, the establishment took her down.
China’s Position on the Political Settlement of the Ukraine Crisis
China puts forward 12 points toward resolving the conflict in Ukraine, starting with respecting the sovereignty of all countries.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China| Winter 2023 Edition
China Report on ‘U.S. Hegemony,’ War Crimes, Coups, Interventions
The Chinese government has published a lengthy report condemning “U.S. hegemony” and its destructive effects on the world.
Munich as Propaganda Fest
Ukraine should be a bridge for communication between the East and the West, not a frontier for confrontation between major powers.
Toxic Forever Chemicals Found in More Than 330 Animal Species
“Our choice is either to keep enabling extinction with widespread chemical contamination or take action to prevent it,” said one scientist.
Jeffery Sachs and Ray McGovern at the U.N. on the Nord Stream 2 Sabotage
Two experts address the council, which is considering launching an independent investigation into the destruction of the pipeline.
Black Politics and Ukraine
The Ukraine project is a dangerous scam, yet no member of the Congressional Black Caucus has attempted to speak truthfully about it.
From the Gulf of Tonkin to the Baltic Sea
The legendary investigative journalist reveals the secret and incomplete history of U.S.-Norway collaboration in covert operations.
New Israeli Regime Moves Toward “Cleansing” All Palestinians From Palestine
Israel’s new fascist government has increased the collective punishment of Palestinians—a war crime. Originally published at...
Demonstrate Together
If the Feb. 19 rally to end the war in Ukraine fails it will only show that internal divisions can unravel every hope.
Occupying Army or Police: The Danger of Us vs Them Thinking
What if we envisioned policing not as the maintenance of order at the barrel of a gun, but as medicine at the social level?
NDN Collective Honors Tyre Nichols, Demands Systemic Change
“Charges against officers who have already killed someone are never enough — we need to abolish the whole damn system.”
Don’t Read This on Your Smartphone
‘Upon acquiring an iPhone in 2017, I removed myself at nearly every opportunity from the sensory world I share with my most beloved beings.’
Big Brother and the Bots
When I first heard how Russia was turning us all into red automatons via Twitter, I couldn’t figure how they did it.
Danger, Danger, Do Not Fly
Irish activist Ed Horgan discusses his recent trial for protesting U.S. military flights through Shannon Airport in neutral Ireland.
Nord Stream Blast Story Was ‘Not Hard to Find’
Media outlets like the New York Times and Washington Post “don’t seem to have anyone inside” among their sources, Seymour Hersh claims.
‘Hijacking the Pat Tillman Story’ at the Superbowl
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.
At the U.N., Roger Waters Demands an End to the War in Ukraine
International rock music star Roger Waters called for an immediate ceasefire in the U.S.-NATO proxy war against Russia in Ukraine.
There Are No Permanent Allies, Only Permanent Power
The author argues that we must build left-right coalitions on issues such as militarism, health care, a living wage and union organizing
Golden Rule Peace Boat Sails Against Nuclear Armageddon
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.
How the Rainbow Coalition Inspired Solidarity Between Appalachians and Black Panthers
Fifty years ago, Blacks, Puerto Ricans and Appalachian whites in Chicago found common ground and organized together.
The Progenitor of Inequalities – Corporate Personhood vs. Human Beings
The word “inequality” refers to race, gender, rich vs. poor, or other differences. Absent from the debate is the corporate entity itself.
Mercedes Sosa and Joan Baez: Gracias a la Vida
A powerful performance of the nueva cancion classic by two icons known for bringing music and politics together.
Jackson Browne: The Drums of War
An intimate acoustic version of the trenchant antiwar anthem. As always, Browne pulls no punches in calling out the forces pushing us to war.
Latin America Refuses to Send Ukraine Weapons, Despite Western Pressure
Latin American left-wing leaders have urged peace with Russia and called for neutrality in the West’s new cold war.
Salve America
An exuberant musical salute to the indigenous peoples of the Americas and a plea to save those who are protecting the land and the planet.
Filó Machado and Rosaly Lima| Sounds of Resistance, Winter 2023 Edition
The Myth of the ‘Cycle of Violence’
Palestinians spotlight Israeli brutality to demand an end to their oppression; Israelis spotlight Palestinian violence to justify that oppression.
Pimps of War: Neocons Who Fueled 20 Years of Mideast Carnage Are Back for More
The warmongering buffoons who drove the U.S. to disaster in Iraq and Afghanistan are now eager for war with Russia.
In Their Underground Bunkers
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.”
“Why Don’t You Ever Criticize RUSSIA’s Warmongering??”
The author defends her choice to aim her protest at the largest, most destructive and most dangerous empire on the planet.
Women in Nicaragua: Power and Protagonism
We saw how Nicaragua’s significant investments in infrastructure have notably improved the lives of its people and particularly women.
NATO’s ‘War Against Russia’ Inches ‘Closer to Direct Conflict’
The introduction of NATO-supplied battle tanks to the proxy war pushes past yet another self-imposed line about arms transfers.
Protest and Resistance Across Palestine
Israel’s massacre in Jenin provoked Palestinian resistance across the West Bank, including an attack on an East Jerusalem settlement.
Crosby and Nash on Soundtracking Movements from the 1960s to Occupy Wall Street
From Woodstock to Zuccotti Park, these musical giants used their talents to uplift movements for peace, social justice, and the earth.
‘Even Losing Wars Make Money’
Corporate gangsterism puts our tax dollars to work. The price paid is poverty, injury and desolation, or, as for many in Ukraine, death.
Charlie: Why I Wrote about Living with a Bird for 30 Years
Human since Aristotle have placed themselves on top of the animal hierarchy. This false belief has philosophical and ethical implications.
Let’s Nuke The World Over Who Governs Crimea
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?
U.S. Veterans Sail Historic Peace Boat to Cuba
The antinuclear sailboat visits the site of the Cuban Missile Crisis, when, as today, many feared nuclear war would erupt.