Billboards, Bases, and Baltimore
By David Swanson, January 9, 2018, Let’s Try Democracy. The nonprofit organization World Beyond War has put up a billboard in Baltimore stating that “3%
Antiwar event to facilitate peace on the Korean Peninsula in Tokyo in the evening of 24 February:
Event title: “To the Abe Administration: Stop Enflaming the US-North Korea Crisis” It is good to see that there has been progress recently in terms
Nick Turse: The Coming Year in Special Ops
By Nick Turse, January 9, 2018 From TomDispatch If you want to know something about life in America these days, consider how New York Times columnist
An Olympic Glimmer on the Horizon: North Korea and South Korea Stepping Down the Escalation Ladder
by Patrick T. Hiller, January 10, 2018 The world is a month away from the PyeonChang 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea. My friends in
Billboards, Bases and Baltimore
By David Swanson, January 9, 2018 The nonprofit organization World Beyond War has put up a billboard in Baltimore stating that “3% of U.S. military spending could
Jim Paul on the UN Security Council as a Tool of U.S. Domination
Jim Paul for 19 years was the exzecutive director of Global Policy Forum and was chair of the NGO working group on the UN Security
MSNBC Ignores Catastrophic US-Backed War in Yemen
By Ben Norton, January 8, 2018 From Fair.org For the popular US cable news network MSNBC, the largest humanitarian catastrophe in the world is apparently not
Trump To Call On Pentagon, Diplomats To Play Bigger Arms Sales Role
By Mike Stone and Matt Spetalnick, January 8, 2018 From Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Trump administration is nearing completion of a new “Buy American”
U.S. militarization of Okinawa not pono
By Pete Shimazaki Doktor, January 7, 2018, Standard Advertiser. I returned recently from a delegation of U.S. military veterans to Okinawa, to witness the devastation
North Korea and South Korea Are Threatening to Seek Peace
By William Boardman, January 6, 2018, Reader Supported News. Korean détente puts decades of failed, corrupt US policy at risk few gestures of mutual respect
Special Report: Are Long-Term US Regime Change Efforts Behind Iran Protests?
By Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers,January 5, 2018 , Popular Resistance. We talked to Mostafa Afzalzadeh from Tehran about what the current protests in Iran
Why getting rid of Costa Rica’s army 70 years ago has been such a success
by Amanda Trejos, January 4, 2018, USA TODAY. Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador are plagued by chronic poverty and violence that have sent a flood
Anti-Trump Outrage in Pakistan Includes Demand to End Role as US ‘Gun for Hire’
“It is time for Pakistan to delink from the U.S.,” said Pakistani politician Imran Khan, a long-time critic of American drone program by Jake Johnson,
Sabotaging Peace in Korea
By Jacob Hornberger, January 4, 2018, MWC News. It just might be that the two Koreas are figuring out a way to avoid war, much
How Canada Can Lead North Korean Peace Talks at Vancouver Summit
by Christopher Black and Graeme MacQueen, January 4, 2018 From The Star Donald Trump has now informed the world that he has a bigger nuclear
US, South Korea agree to delay military exercises during Olympics
by Rebecca Kheel, January 4, 2018 From The Hill The United States and South Korea have agreed to delay an annual joint military exercise that
Fact Sheet: US Military Bases in Okinawa
by Joseph Essertier, January 2, 2017 A 2014 Democracy Now feature helped many listeners gain a better understanding of global concerns regarding United States military
Talk Nation Radio: Silvio Carillo on U.S. Support for Coup and Stolen Election in Honduras
Silvio Carillo is an Oakland-based freelance multimedia journalist, director of the website BertaCaceres.org and nephew of Berta Cáceres, a Honduran activist who was assassinated there
Olympic Truce, An Opportunity For Diplomacy
From Ploughshares Fund Can the values of an ancient Greek tradition be applied to the current crisis on North Korea? Yes, according to the United
The “Merchants of Death” Survive and Prosper
by Lawrence Wittner, January 1, 2018, War Is a Crime. During the mid-1930s, a best-selling exposé of the international arms trade, combined with a U.S.
Remaining Peaceful Was Their Choice
by Kathy Kelly, January 1, 2018, War is a Crime. People living now in Yemen’s third largest city, Ta’iz, have endured unimaginable circumstances for the
Why the Documentary Must Not be Allowed to Die
This is an edited version of an address John Pilger gave at the British Library on 9 December 2017 as part of a retrospective festival,
South Korea Welcomes North Korean Proposal for Talks Ahead of Olympic Games
While also warning of “nuclear button” on his desk, Kim Jong Un called for efforts to “improve inter-Korean relations by ourselves” by Jessica Corbett ,
New Year’s wishes for peace from Henoko
Bruce K. Gagnon , January 1, 2018, Organizing Notes. Hiroji Yamashiro singing his iconic protest songいまこそたちあがろう (Time to Stand Up and Fight) during a New
Seymour Melman and the New American Revolution: a Reconstructionist Alternative to a Society Spiraling into the Abyss
American Capitalism in Decline On December 30, 1917 Seymour Melman was born in New York City. The 100th anniversary of his birth helps bring his
U.S. Military Prepares for Winter War With North Korea, Russia by Buying Thousands of Skis
By John Haltiwanger On 12, December 29 2017, Newsweek. The U.S. military is buying thousands of skis for the U.S. Marine Corps to enhance its
South Koreans’ Support for Peace With North Korea Is Highest Ever
The latest poll conducted by the Korean National Assembly and Korea Research: Koreans’ overwhelming support for engagement with North Korea in the New Year. 81% support
How We End War
Here are numerous ways to get involved in the project of ending all war. What part do you want to play?
Sunshine Land: Where War is Actually a Game (South Korea)
by Bridget Martin, December 27, 2017 from Global Campaign for Peace Education In newer military experience centers, such as Sunshine Land, where tourism, gaming, and