We have $30,000 pledged from a few generous donors – but there's a catch. We have to match that amount in donations from our readers.

We need your support so we can get back to doing our job. The sheer amount of news is, frankly, overwhelming while doing the hard work of raising money. We need to get on with what we do best – giving you the best coverage of international affairs available online.

Our average contribution is $45. So remember, every donation counts! And right now, they are doubled! Please visit antiwar.com/donate or call 323-512-7095.

Make your tax-deductible donation today.

Antiwar.com
 
 
Original Blog US Casualties Iraqi Casualties Contact Donate
 
News
Updated February 28, 2018 - 10:43 PM EST
Senators Eye War Powers Act Against Yemen War
 
  Saudi Airstrikes Kill Five Yemen Civilians, Then Attack Rescuers
  Bipartisan Call for Repeal of 2001 AUMF War-Making Powers
Turkey Reconnects FSA-Held Idlib With Azaz
 
  Red Cross: Longer Pause Needed in E. Ghouta for Aid Shipments
NSA Chief Sends Conflicting Messages on Russia Cyberwar
US Envoy on North Korea Retires After Trump Rejects Talks
US Lawmakers Want to Further Boost Israel's Defense Aid
Viewpoints
item The Pentagon Budget as Corporate Welfare for Weapons Makers  by William D. Hartung
item Washington Got the Basics of Russian Nuclear Strategy All Wrong  by Matthew Bodner
item How the Bombing of Libya in 2011 Led to Terror in UK  by Mehdi Hasan
item America's Democracy Hypocrisy  by Thomas Knapp
item Intelligence That Neither Hears nor Sees  by Ted Snider
item The Fight Against Extremism Is Turning to a Fight Against Freedom  by Ojel L. Rodriguez

More Viewpoints

Frontline
Public Opinion and Counterterrorism Policy
Treasury Slaps Sanctions on More ISIS Targets
Pentagon: No Funding Yet for Trump's Military Parade
US Military Opened Secretive Drone Base in Niger to Visitors
 
Iraq
Displaced Iraqis Freeze to Death at Turkish Border; 16 Killed in Iraq
Thousands of Iraqis Too Scared to Go Home Because of ISIS Stigma
Iraq Seeks to Lure Investors to Boost Oil, Gas Output
Iraq Studies Issue of Russsia's S-400 Purchase 'Very Carefully'
Syria
Russia Says Syrian Rebels Started New Offensives During Ceasefire
Top General: Countering Iran in Syria Not a US Military Mission
Syrian Observatory Says Strikes Hit Two Ghouta Towns, Military Source Denies
Fighting in Syria's Ghouta Stops Aid, 1,000 Medical Evacuations: UN
Russia 'Both Arsonist and Firefighter' in Syria: US General
Britain May Join US Strikes Against Syria if Chemical Weapon Use Proven
Czech Court Orders Release of Syrian Kurd Leader Despite Turkish Extradition Call
Israel/Palestine
Israel Backtracks on Plans That Enraged Christian Churches in Jerusalem
Jerusalem's Church of Holy Sepulchre to Reopen After Protest
How the Israeli Army Got a Teen Who Was Shot in the Head to Say He Fell Off a Bike
East Jerusalem Palestinians Fear New Damascus Gate Checkpoint Marks Change in Status Quo of the City
Iran
Iran Justice Minister Expects Fewer Executions Under Revised Drug Law
Africa
Sudan Replaces Army Chief in Security Reshuffle
Egypt Calls for BBC Boycott Amid Dispute Over Human Rights Report
German Military Helicopter Crash in Mali Caused by Incorrectly Set Autopilot: Report
Venezuela
Venezuela Says US Sanctions Hampering Debt Renegotiation
Venezuelan Ex-Governor Falcon to Run Against Maduro in April Election
Americas
Colombia's ELN Rebels Kill Five Soldiers in Bomb Attack
Central Mexican State Says 13 Die in Cartel Disputes
 
Koreas
South Korea Says Sanctions Do Not Aim to Bring Down North Korea
Fort Shafter Faces Major Task in Planning Korea Evacuations
North Korean Leaders Used Brazilian Passports to Apply for Western Visas: Sources
Afghanistan
Afghanistan Hosts Talks on Peace Platform After Taliban Offer to US
Taliban: Doha Office Remains Vital for Talks
Pakistan
US Says Seeing 'Positive Indicators' From Pakistan on Militants
Pakistan's Ruling Party Picks Ousted PM's Brother as President
Cambodia
US Cuts Cambodia Aid Over Democracy Concerns
Cambodian Court Orders Temporary Seizure of Opposition Party Headquarters
Asia
Okinawans Demand End to US Military Flights Over Schools
Singapore Seeks to Bar Communications From Terror Attack Sites
Sri Lanka Shops, Mosque Damaged in Buddhist-Muslim Clash
'Big Data' Predictions Spur Detentions in China's Xinjiang: Human Rights Watch
Lost in Translation? Kazakh Leader Bans Cabinet From Speaking Russian
Britain
UK Spent $2.44bn on Airstrikes in Iraq and Syria Since 2014
Britain Is Facing Serious Far-Right Terrorism Threat, Says Top UK Officer
Scotland, Wales Defy London With Bills to Keep Powers After Brexit
Europe
Macedonia Mulls Four Name Changes to Resolve Dispute With Greece
US Seeks 'Robust Involvement' in EU Defense Pact
Pussy Riot Claims Two Members Are Missing in Crimea After Being 'Detained' by Russian Security
Less Than Half of German Submarines and Warplanes Ready for Use
The War at Home
Officials: 11 People Fall Ill After Suspicious Letter Opened at Ft. Myer in Arlington
Secretive US Security Panel Discussing Broadcom's Qualcomm Bid
 
Read more
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
2/26/2018
Et Tu, Bernie?

Sheldon Richman
2/24/2018
The Tragicomedy of Russiagate

David R. Henderson
1/22/2018
Rex Tillerson at Hoover

Lucy Steigerwald
1/15/2018
Missile False Alarm in Hawaii: How Wrong Buttons Can Wreak Havoc

Ran HaCohen
12/11/2017
Jerusalem, the Capital of Apartheid

Ivan Eland
7/06/2017
Why Can't Right-Wing Leaders Support Smaller Government?

Dan Sanchez
6/07/2017
Is Wonder Woman War Propaganda?

Nebojsa Malic
8/23/2016
Biden in Belgrade: A Trip Down NATO-Invasion Memory Lane

Additional Contributors
 
Reproduction of material from any original Antiwar.com pages
without written permission is strictly prohibited.
Copyright 2018 Antiwar.com