
Why the Documentary Must Not be Allowed to Die
This is an edited version of an address John Pilger gave at the British Library on 9 December 2017 as part of a retrospective festival,

South Korea Welcomes North Korean Proposal for Talks Ahead of Olympic Games
While also warning of “nuclear button” on his desk, Kim Jong Un called for efforts to “improve inter-Korean relations by ourselves” by Jessica Corbett ,

New Year’s wishes for peace from Henoko
Bruce K. Gagnon , January 1, 2018, Organizing Notes. Hiroji Yamashiro singing his iconic protest songいまこそたちあがろう (Time to Stand Up and Fight) during a New

Seymour Melman and the New American Revolution: a Reconstructionist Alternative to a Society Spiraling into the Abyss
American Capitalism in Decline On December 30, 1917 Seymour Melman was born in New York City. The 100th anniversary of his birth helps bring his

U.S. Military Prepares for Winter War With North Korea, Russia by Buying Thousands of Skis
By John Haltiwanger On 12, December 29 2017, Newsweek. The U.S. military is buying thousands of skis for the U.S. Marine Corps to enhance its

South Koreans’ Support for Peace With North Korea Is Highest Ever
The latest poll conducted by the Korean National Assembly and Korea Research: Koreans’ overwhelming support for engagement with North Korea in the New Year. 81% support
How We End War
Here are numerous ways to get involved in the project of ending all war. What part do you want to play?

Sunshine Land: Where War is Actually a Game (South Korea)
by Bridget Martin, December 27, 2017 from Global Campaign for Peace Education In newer military experience centers, such as Sunshine Land, where tourism, gaming, and

‘We Won’t Take Part in Occupation’: Dozens of Teens Refuse to Enlist in Israeli Army in Letter to Netanyahu
by Yaniv Kubovich, December 28, 2017 from Hareetz A group of 63 teens have publicly declared they will refuse to be drafted into the Israel army,

How Donald Trump Learned to Love War in 2017
The president promised to deliver peace. But in his first year, he expanded every war he inherited. By Micah Zenko, December 29, 2017, Foreign Policy.

US nuclear tests killed far more civilians than we knew
by Tim Fernholz, December 21, 2017, Quartz Media. When the US entered the nuclear age, it did so recklessly. New research suggests that the hidden

Children increasingly ‘frontline targets’ in Middle East wars, says UN
UNICEF has said that wars raging across the MENA region mean that one in five children are in need of urgent humanitarian assistance by Amandla

How It Could Finally Be Possible to Prosecute War as a Crime
By David Swanson War is a crime. The International Criminal Court has just announced that it will finally treat it as a crime, sort-of, kind-of.

10 Good Things About a TERRIBLE Year
With so many good people feeling depressed, let’s point to the positive things that happened, even in this really, really bad year. by Medea Benjamin,

Review: The Roots of Resistance, by Rivera Sun
Sun, Rivera (2017). The roots of resistance. El Prado, NM: Rising Sun Pressworks. Reviewed by Tom H. Hastings, December 26, 2017. Rivera Sun caused quite

Manuel Zelaya: An Open Letter to the American People
By José Manuel Zelaya Rosales, December 21, 2017, ML Today. People of the United States: For the past century, the owners of the fruit companies

The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons Is Honored With a Nobel Peace Prize
by Alice Slater, December 22, 2017 From The Nation In Oslo on December 10, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the International Campaign to

University Students Force Pentagon Audit After Finding $21 Trillion In Unauthorized Spending
By Stephen D. Foster Jr, December 20, 2017, ProgressiveLiberal.net. You read that right. $21 TRILLION is unaccounted for, and that would be enough to

Lee Camp: How To Create NPR’s Propaganda – As Seen In a Hit Piece Against Me
By Lee Camp, the host and head writer of the comedy news show “Redacted Tonight” that airs every Friday on RT America and at YouTube.com/RedactedTonight.

Selling Drones, Exporting War
by William J. Astore, December 21, 2017, Antiwar.com. The business of America is weapons sales. That much is true when you consider the following snippet

The insanity of nuclear deterrence | Robert Green | TEDxChristchurch
When nuclear-armed nations face off, the threat of mutually assured destruction is expected to keep the worst from happening. But is this a rational strategy?

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