International Criminal Court Prosecutor warns Israel about Gaza killings
In a statement on 8 April 2018, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Fatou Bensouda, warned that those responsible for the killing of Palestinians near the
Opening Minds With Billboards for Peace
By David Swanson, World BEYOND War On Friday, September 7th at high noon on Erie Blvd., north of Monroe St., in Schenectady, NY, the graphic
New Zealander Pursuing Alternatives to War
By NZ Peacemakers, August 30, 2018 A Glen Eden granny is hoping to attend the ‘NO WAR 2018’ conference in Toronto this 21st September. She
2018 Peace Prize Awarded to David Swanson
World BEYOND War, August 30, 2018 At the Veterans For Peace Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota, on August 26, 2018, the U.S. Peace Memorial Foundation
Have an Active Kellogg-Briand Day
By David Swanson, August 30, 2018 Remarks at Veterans For Peace Convention, St. Paul, Minnesota, August 26, 2018. There are a lot of things named
The Bad, Good, and Beautiful: War and Peace Posters
Two exhibits in the Weisman Museum at the University of Minnesota present two contrasting worldviews, a truly sociopathic one supporting mass-murder manufactured by the U.S.
Why aren’t more people freaking out about the nuclear warheads sitting 20 miles from downtown Seattle?
By Ron Judd, Seattle Times, August 30, 2018 JADE LAUW WOULD LIKE to upset you. Maybe even ruin part of your day or, better yet,
Debunked: 100 Years of War Lies
By Josh Mitteldorf, August 30, 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw0-ASR4sr8 This is the title of a new video by James Corbett. They always begin with the reasonable-sounding proposition
Afghanistan Won’t Give Up
By Sharifa Akbary, August 30, 2018 In a recent attack by Islamic State inside a classroom in Mawoud Academy in Kabul, at least 43 students
Elizabeth Warren’s Anti Corruption Specificity Evaporates When Foreign Policy is Raised
By Sam Husseini, August 30, 2018 Video here. On Tuesday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren addressed the National Press Club, outlining with great specificity a host of
Talk Nation Radio: Shireen Al-Adeimi on Ending the U.S.-Saudi War on Yemen
Shireen Al-Adeimi is originally from Yemen, and is an assistant professor of education at Michigan State University. She co-authored a recent article at In These Times titled
World BEYOND War News: All we are saying . . .
#NoWar2018 happens in Toronto and livestreamed, September 21-22. Learn more. In New Zealand World BEYOND War is working with others on a
“I Survived Because . . .”
By David Swanson, August 27, 2018 “I survived because I was walking to a building that was behind a small hill that faced downtown. I
Meet the One Percent: “Giants: The Global Power Elite” by Peter Phillips
By Marc Eliot Stein, August 25, 2018 Peter Phillips, professor of Political Sociology at Sonoma State University and media researcher for Project Censored and Media
Unarmed Civilian Protection (UCP): A Concise Overview
A condensed summary based on a UNITAR/Merrimack College UCP course, “Strengthening Civilian Capacities to Protect Civilians By Charles Johnson, Chicago 1: UCP explained Replacing armed
Kateri Peace Conference 2018 – Social & Environmental Imperatives
Greta Zarro of World BEYOND War speaks about the Social and Environmental Imperatives for War Abolition at the 2018 Kateri Peace Conference.
Social and Ecological Imperatives of War Abolition
Remarks Given at Kateri Peace Conference, Fonda, NY by Greta Zarro, Organizing Director of World BEYOND War Hi, my name is Greta Zarro and I’m
How Military Operations in Somalia 25 Years Ago Influence Operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Yemen Today
By Ann Wright, August 21, 2018. Several days ago, a journalist contacted me about a memorandum titled “Legal and human rights aspects of UNOSOM military
Joining the Conversation by Jonathan Deaton
Physicians for Social Responsibility Published on Sep 19, 2015 Nukebusters Short Film Contest 1st Prize Winner, Student Category
Inside America’s Meddling Machine: The US Funded Group that Interferes in Elections Around the Globe
In this Grayzone special, Max Blumenthal attends a Capitol Hill gathering of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and explores the group’s destabilizing global campaign
Space: The next battlefield?
By Alice Slater, Opinion Contributor — August 20, 2018, The Hill. The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The
The Human Cost of War for Afghan Children
Youth growing up in Afghanistan today have never known peace, and after almost two decades of U.S. development efforts, living conditions in the country may
Hundreds join anti-U.S. base protest, scores rally off coast
THE ASAHI SHIMBUN, August 18, 2018. Protesters rail against reclamation work Aug. 17 in waters off the Henoko district of Nago, Okinawa Prefecture. (Video by
Trump Parade Canceled — Peace Parade Goes Forward
By David Swanson, World BEYOND War A few days after an over-hyped white supremacist rally in Washington, D.C., was massively outnumbered by people opposed to
News Focus – War: is still very good for business
The Irish defence industry is making billions from selling key parts for everything from Apache helicopters, to unmanned military drones and miniature technology for cyber
187 Organizations Call For Mass Protest Against Military Parade
From Popular Resistance, August 14, 2018 A network of 187 organizations has come together to urge a mass protest against the military parade in November
Yemeni Children Matter
By David Swanson, August 13, 2018 We’ve been given a rare opportunity. While the United States military has slaughtered innocents by the hundreds of thousands
Video of Schoolchildren Just Moments Before Being Massacred by U.S.-Backed Saudi Bombing
“This blood is on America’s hands, as long as we keep sending the bombs that kill so many Yemenis.” by Jake Johnson, August 13, 2018,
Just Say NO to Space Force
The Peace Report Published on Aug 12, 2018 Global Network: http://space4peace.org/ Global Network Blog: https://space4peace.blogspot.com/ Join The Peace Report to fight empire one video at
Canada vs. the Rule of Law
By David Swanson, August 12, 2018. I’m aware that Canada, unlike its southern neighbor in which I live, has just recently, ever so slightly, stood