Following a string of US "forever wars," a profusion of well-written, often riveting novels, memoirs, and analyses have been published. Talented authors have aimed to promote understanding about the human cost of war. In the same period, mainstream media...
Antiwar.com News Editor Dave DeCamp appeared on the Kim Iversen Show and discussed China, NATO, and new US military support for Ukraine.
From today's Ron Paul Liberty Report: According to a new Wall Street Journal report, the Central Intelligence Agency warned Ukraine early last summer not to blow up the Nord Stream pipeline and Ukraine did it anyway. Instead of punishing Ukraine, however, Biden keeps...
On COI #431, Kyle Anzalone covers the destruction of The Nova Kakhovka Dam. Subscribe on YouTube and audio-only.
The phrase "The Emperor has no clothes" belongs to the folktale written by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen, but variations of it have been adopted for use in many countries around the world. I'd leave it to economic, financial, and military experts to analyze...
Civil society groups in Israel and Palestine face serious human rights violations by Israeli authorities seeking to perpetuate an illegal occupation and apartheid regime, according to a report published Thursday by the United Nations Human Rights Council. The...
The buzzing noise of a drone never ceases. A missile screaming into your house is hard to miss. Gun fire. The door kicked in. These are not subtle gestures. Yet Norman Solomon’s new book is called War Made Invisible. What?Of course, the people whose government...
On COI #430, Kyle Anzalone breaks down Secretary of State Antony Blinken's recent speech in Finland. Subscribe on YouTube and audio-only.
This image stays with me: The people on the receiving end of American bombs don’t care if those bombs are from a “woke” B-52 or a MAGA one, or whether the crews of those planes are diverse. Is it better to be bombed by female or gay or Black air crews? The comedian...
In 1918, Randolph Bourne made the case that “war is the heath of the state,” meaning that in a time of war, governments are able to use the existence of an external enemy to justify power grabs the population would not go along with in a time of peace. The inverse is...
