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By David Swanson, October 1, 2018 War is a self-perpetuating habit that harms its users and can provide a certain momentary high. At a peace

By Robert Fantina, September 29, 2018 From Balkans Post As United States President Donald Trump slowly descends into madness in front of the entire world,

by Matthew Behrens, September 28, 2018, rabble.ca As Canada’s three main political parties prepare for the 2019 election, there is one issue on which they

Peace Science Digest, September 28, 2018. Context: The Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, calls for members to support UN Peacekeeping operations with greater

By Matt Pickles, September 27, 2018 From The Guardian The lights no longer work in the sports hall of Patton Barracks, so building manager Heiko

By Tom Jacobs, September 26 2018, Pacific Standard. There have been plenty of protests over the past two years, from the giant Women’s March the

By Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers, September 23, 2018 From Popular Resistance Every war being fought today is illegal. Every action taken to carry out

On the International Day of Peace, remembering a pioneer in nuclear disarmament and the evolution of humanity away from war. by Roger Kimmel Smith, September

By David Swanson, September 17, 2018 The Richmond (Va.) Times Dispatch recently published an editorial, republished by other papers with the headline: “Remembering why we still fight in Afghanistan.”

George Monbiot is an author, columnist for the Guardian newspaper and environmental campaigner. Among his books and projects are Feral: rewilding the land, sea, and human life; The

by David Swanson, September 17, 2018. When I discovered that militarism is one of the top destroyers of the natural environment, I piled that onto

By David Swanson, September 16, 2018. It’s popular to refer to the political line of a major corporate party in the United States as something

Persistent, consistent and determined, the local grassroots network of women advocating for a sane foreign policy, Women Against War, which includes women from throughout the

From Challenging Opinions, September 11, 2018 Visit this podcast page to listen to an interview with Greta Zarro of World Beyond War at Challenging Opinions.

From Lalit, September 11, 2018 An absolutely riveting case was before the United Nation’s court, the International Court of Justice at The Hague, this week.

by David Swanson, September 11, 2018. Last weekend I was on Iranian TV being asked about the meeting in Tehran at which the presidents of

by David Swanson, September 11, 2018. If one were to travel north through North America, with the seasons or the change in climate, harvesting crops

By David Swanson, September 11, 2018 A new report by Medea Benjamin and Nicolas Davies “focuses on the five largest U.S. arms manufacturers — Lockheed Martin, Boeing,

by David Swanson, September 10, 2018. As the U.S. government simultaneously threatens the International Criminal Court for even acting as if it might prosecute the

The United States is threatening sanctions against judges at the International Criminal Court should they continue their years-long investigation into the U.S. war on Afghanistan

A Global Security System: An Alternative to War (2018-19 Edition) is now available. Get a free copy by registering and attending #NoWar2018. AGSS is World

September 9, 2018, The Conversation. Niger is one of the most militarised countries in Africa. In November 2017, this came to wider notice when four

by James Taylor Ranney This article is a synopsis of James Ranney’s new book, World Peace Through Law. Purchase the book here1 We must end

By David Swanson, September 4, 2018 The United States spends about five times what China does on its military. And it spends more just on