The Korean War is the longest-standing U.S. conflict. It never ended. It was only suspended by a truce between North Korea and the U.S.
Author: Alice Slater
Alice Slater serves on the boards of World BEYOND War and the Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space and is an NGO representative to the UN for the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation. She is a member of the Veterans For Peace Nuclear Abolition Working Group and helped draft the Veterans For Peace Nuclear Posture Review.
From the Manhattan Project to the Bronx Project: The Toxic Legacy of the Nuclear Age
Plans to ship depleted uranium weapons to Ukraine raise alarm bells about the long-lasting effects of our nuclear weapons industry.
Fanning the Flames of War
It is almost unbearable to observe the Western media’s drumbeat for war, while the weapons manufacturers count their profits.
North Korea: Victim of the US Military-Industrial Complex
The media’s portrayal ignores the long, sorry history of failed negotiations between the US and North Korea.