by Marcus Breen There is an unfortunate tendency to believe that warfare involves violence, guns, bloodshed and nationalism generated by stupid leaders intent on domination. Thankfully, in non-violent warfare, only the last criterion applies to the tariff war imposed in the second week of March […]
by Marcus Breen What will the relationship between the US and China be in this new Trump administration? The Trump Administration is engaged in policy experimentation aimed at long term transformations of liberal US policy, including Chinese containment. Still, anyone making definitive claims about China […]
By Joseph Gerson This article was originally published in Common Dreams. The political will must be found to extinguish the violent conflicts that put us ever closer to nuclear annihilation. This is a most unusual election season. While the media focuses on Georgia and Nevada […]
By Hoffmann the Organizer I guess the Cuban Missile Crisis wouldn’t make the front page today. Lots of items related to the war in Ukraine do get headliner treatment from the New York Times. Poetry readings by soldiers, art “inspired” by the war, dancing and […]
Originally published in Pressenza by Joseph Gerson UN Secretary-General Guterres warns that “Humanity is on a knife’s edge. The risk of nuclear weapons being used has reached heights not seen since the Cold War.” New Cold War bloc systems have reemerged with the “lattice-like” network […]
By Marcus Breen As with music, there are many movements of action and counteraction experienced by the peace community. One of the most pressing for followers of China is the pressure from the United States to stop China’s rise. This is a matter of U.S. […]
by Jeanne Trubek NATO celebrated 75 years of existence this July by holding its summit in Washington, DC. Anti-war organizations held an Counter-Summit – NO NATO YES PEACE – the weekend before NATO’s summit, on July 6 and 7. Hundreds of peace activists from around […]
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