We are pleased to announce that Daniel Larison will join Antiwar.com as a contributing editor. Dan's weekly columns will appear on Wednesday, and will start this week. Here is Dan's first Antiwar.com article: Six Years Later, Yemen Is Still Being Starved Dan maintains...
On this exact day ten years ago, NATO, the Gulf Cooperation Council, Turkey and Israel began a coordinated campaign of regime change against President Bashar al-Assad and the destruction of Syria. This has led to the death of over 500,000 people, millions of refugees,...
From the Watkins Museum of History Our FREE History series – a partnership with several Kansas humanities organizations – continues as we interview veteran, historian, and activist Danny Sjursen about peace activism during the Cold War. This program is part of a...
From Pushback with Aaron Maté at The Grayzone: Five former officials from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons have joined a group of prominent signatories to urge the OPCW to address the controversy surrounding its investigation of an alleged...
Boy, if somebody had to take the name, "Behind the Headlines," I sure am glad it was Dan Cohen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjurb61SZgk
As Doug Bandow reported on Antiwar.com Wednesday, military conscription is a bad idea that just won’t die – and right now it’s under active consideration in Congress.Two years ago, Doug Bandow and I were both invited to testify before the National Commission on...
From Syria to Iran to Afghanistan to Russia, President Biden's early promises to focus on diplomacy rather than the alleged brute force of the Trump Administration has not been followed up with action. In fact, US foreign policy is as militaristic as ever. On today's...
The constant provocations by the US and NATO in the Baltic region have led to a Russian response - the strengthening of its military in the westernmost region of the Russian Federation, Kaliningrad. Following the deployment of the 5th Army Corps of the US Army in...
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