Talk World Radio: Angelo Cardona on Latin America and the War in Ukraine
Angelo Cardona is a multi-award-winning human rights defender, and peace and disarmament activist.
Angelo Cardona is a multi-award-winning human rights defender, and peace and disarmament activist.
In this research, Lisa Langdon Koch and Matthew Wells argue that without vivid information on the real-world consequences of a nuclear attack, the public is not able to imagine the real-world implications when a leader decides to conduct a nuclear strike.
The world is, very reasonably, horrified at what is happening in Ukraine. Russia is apparently committing war crimes and crimes against humanity as it bombs residences, hospitals and any other sites its warplanes encounter.
Most Americans wouldn’t believe these things can happen in the Land of the Free Press because it runs counter to a lifetime of received popular culture steeped in magical thinking. Wrenching free of that is psychologically painful, indeed impossible for some. Harsh realities await.
I recently asked my first-year humanities classes: Will war ever end?
According to local news media in Kitsap, Washington, it’s expected to take approximately nine years to complete the six above-ground tanks project shutting down and closing 33 underground Navy fuel tanks at the US military Manchester Fuel Depot in Manchester, Washington and will cost the Department of Defense around $200 million.
Chicago pension funds are currently invested in massive weapons manufacturers. But community investments are not only better political options, they make more financial sense.
Japan for a World BEYOND War conducted protests against Lockheed Martin at two locations on the 23rd of April.
This week on Talk World Radio we’re discussing the state of international law and the war in Ukraine.