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The U.S. government gives free passes to officials who commit war crimes but imprisons whistleblowers who tell the truth, a fate that befell CIA’s John Kiriakou for disclosing

  Detlef Borchers, Heise Online In Berlin demonstrierten Aktivisten und Oppositions-Politiker gegen das geplante BND-Gesetz, das dem deutschen Geheimdienst zusätzliche Befugnisse einräumen würde. Rund 40

WHO:  On September 26, 2016, after years of unsuccessfully seeking meetings with elected and appointed government officials over the ongoing US wars, proxy wars and

By Robert Fantina Remarks at #NoWar2016 We heard earlier today about racism and how it plays out in the conquest and exploitation of African countries,

WASHINGTON, DC (Tasnim) – A number of former officers of the US intelligence services, in a three-day workshop in Washington, revealed some secrets about the

By Chad Cain, Daily Hampshire Gazette Patricia “Paki” Wieland was arrested Monday, though that bit of news probably is not a shock to those who

By Steve Lieberman, Lohud WEST POINT – Nearly a dozen peace advocates sang and waved banners and signs outside the gates to the United States Military Academy Monday

VOA NEWS KAMPALA — The State Department says the United States is pledging nearly $133 million in additional humanitarian assistance to South Sudan’s refugees and internally

By Gareth Porter Remarks at #NoWar2016 My remarks are related to the problem of media as a factor in the war system but not focused

Foreign Military Bases: Resources Compiled by David Vine, Associate Professor, American University, Washington, DC, USA. Questions, comments, additions: vine@american.edu. For more information as well as

By Shannonwatch Shannonwatch are gravely concerned by the ongoing refusal of the Department of Foreign Affairs to provide access to information about US military flights

Corbyn’s re-election creates a real opportunity to end our bloody record of military intervention, writes LINDSEY GERMAN, MORNING STAR   NOW that Jeremy Corbyn’s predicted

By Pat Elder Remarks at #NoWar2016 Countering military recruitment in the nation’s high schools confronts an ugly mix of a distinctively American brand of institutionalized

By Bonnie Kristian, U.S. Labor Against the War As we have learned over and over in recent years, there are all too many ways American

On September 23, the Concord Peace Vigil walked in solidarity with World Beyond War’s message and Pace e Bene’s Campaign Nonviolence.          

News 24 Africa A confidential United Nations report obtained by Radio Tamazuj a Sudanese website says that the largest security threats to South Sudan’s transitional

By David Swanson Remarks at #NoWar2016 The United States government recently gave more than a million dollars to the family of one victim it had

By Leah Bolger Remarks at #NoWar2016 How many people here consider themselves peace activists? Now, how many people here consider themselves anti-war activists? Although the

By KEVIN J KELLEY, NAIROBI NEWS South Sudan President Salva Kiir and former Vice-President Riek Machar, fierce rivals in a civil war that has claimed

By Cesar Jaramillo, Huffington Post Make no mistake: neither North Korea’s latest nuclear weapons test nor the recent high-stakes stalemate over Iran’s nuclear program are

By Robert C. Koehler, Common Wonders Maybe half a million dead, half a country — 10 million people — displaced from their homes, jettisoned onto

From David Swanson, director of World Beyond War We congratulate German World Beyond War activists and all of your allies and other peace leaders for

Press release by German anti-war organisations. Down With Weapons!!! Cooperation Instead of NATO Confrontation, Disarmament Instead of Welfare Cuts – The current wars and military

  WEST POINT “STOP THE IMPERIAL WARS” PROTEST SET FOR SEPT. 26 WHAT: A “Stop the Imperial Wars” protest on the day of the first

By David Swanson Bill Ayers’ short new book, Demand the Impossible: A Radical Manifesto, is different from the typical liberal view of a better world

A story of an Afghan family: This was not a typical festive ‘first world’ outing, as its need and idea arose not from leisure, but

A report from a watchdog accuses South Sudanese leaders of amassing vast fortunes as millions struggle to survive.   South Sudan gained its independence five