War and Peace

“Just imagine for once if we led the world in funding peace and not wars.”

It's time the U. S. used its diplomatic resources to end this war, a war that Zelensky could have avoided before it started by making two concessions to Putin.

All national leaders should focus on putting an end to the conflict between Ukraine and Russia rather than making more war after more than 100 days of fighting.

Peace and an end to the nightmarish Ukrainian horrors can only come when the Ukrainian government and Putin agree to negotiate.

Excessive military spending is a form of theft in which workers and the poor are the biggest victim.

It is toward those military and commercial projects, and not the national interest of the Ghanaian people, that the United States has now built its base in a part of Accra’s civilian airport.

Industrial policy, or policy that promotes economic development and supports domestic manufacturing, has long been considered socialist in the United States and so taboo.

How George Orwell's Doublethink Became the Way of the World

There has been significant regional progress in disarmament, led by the Global South, but global efforts have also been made—and continue to be made. To learn more, click here!

Losing violence on the world has deep roots. We have to acknowledge this and begin digging deeper into our souls. How collateral damage comes home? Read here!

It should shock us that at least 10 percent of the world’s people are going hungry while the media indulges war fever over Ukraine and highlights other stories that are even less consequential.

President Roosevelt addresses via radio using the central phrase "Arsenal of Democracy." The American industry’s efforts in supporting the Allies. Read more!

There are always people who tell us not to blame the guns. Guns aren’t evil. Guns aren’t monstrous. Guns are, in a word, innocent.

Biden refuses to mention the worsening dangers of nuclear war. Media and Congress enable his silence.

$54 billion in U.S. aid may not be in the best interest of the Ukrainian people if it only serves to prolong a murderous war that ultimately Ukraine can’t win.

Andrew Bacevich: Depicting Vladimir Putin as a fascist all but explicitly puts today’s Russia in the same category as earlier murderous totalitarian regimes.

If Chalmers could return from the dead, I have no doubt that he would have much to say about how we now find ourselves on the ultimate blowback planet.

I learned the real cost from my father and his sister, who had kept their personal stories about war a secret until I was old enough to understand.