The 1983 War Scare: The Cold War’s Most Dangerous Moment?
How the Able Archer exercise almost brought nuclear warfare between the US and USSR.
How the Able Archer exercise almost brought nuclear warfare between the US and USSR.
A review of Australia’s role on the international stage and the potential actors threatening its borders.
A historical overview of false data provided to members of the government is used as a warning in the context of the current war in Ukraine.
Amid the prolongation of the war in Ukraine and its repercussions, peace negotiations become more and more crucial.
This article discusses the inability of peace-seeking movements to reach consensus on how to stop the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
The odd thing about this — although it happens in every war — is that each of the two sides has negotiated with what it characterizes as irrational monsters on the other side with whom no negotiations are possible.
Humanitarian crises and violent conflicts take place in an interlinked, multidimensional context. Killian McCormack and Emily Gilbert challenge the idea that humanitarianism is a neutral endeavor and instead aim to reveal the “violent geographies produced through militarized humanitarianism.”
By Marc Eliot Stein, May 30, 2022 World BEYOND War · Alison Broinowski: From Diplomat to Activist in Australia Alison Broinowski is an author, diplomat, global peace activist and World
The Seventh Iteration Of The Symposium On The Abolition Of Foreign Military Bases Was Held May 4-6, 2022 In Guantanamo, Cuba, Near The 125 Year Old US Naval Base Located A Few Miles From The City Of Guantanamo.
