Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on war, peace and international relations. This includes content relating to countries engaged in war, the economics of war and the military industrial complex, NATO, anti-war movements, peace keeping efforts and the impact of war on people and the environment.
This article After October 7, I learned that movements need grief spaces was originally published by Waging Nonviolence. Since the massacres on…
The evacuation of a dozen B-1B bombers of the US Air Force from the RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire is another instalment in…
We marched in the streets on October 7 because Israel used the Hamas attack to launch a 3 year genocide, which killed…
Three years have passed since October 7, 2023, yet much of the world still begins the story on that morning. As if…
On September 15th, fifteen-year-old Mohammad Abdul Zinati was walking home from school in Gaza city with friends and stopped in a shop. …
On October 5, as Donald Trump headed to Nebraska on his 32-day midterm campaign tour, voters there were confronting rising diesel prices…
Something important is happening across the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa. Wars that appear local are drawing in actors from…
Looking across the devastated landscape of the Gaza Strip, where surviving generations now carry the permanent physical and psychological scars of war,…
Wael Naouar has been refusing food since 16 August this year. More than five weeks into his hunger strike, supporters say the…
This week, hard-drinking television presenter Pete Hegseth gave a major policy speech in his role as head of the worldās most powerful…
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