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Peace
To Secure Peace Between the Koreas, US Must Declare an End to the War
The US and its Korean military operations are the biggest roadblocks to peace on the Korean peninsula.
How Afghanistan’s Peace Movement Is Winning Hearts and Minds
The impetus for the peace movement is the growing insecurity and increase in violence.
From Peace to Armageddon: The Israel-Palestine Nightmare
Have the Oslo Peace Accords ever had a chance to succeed?
Why Unarmed Civilian Protection Is the Best Path to Sustainable Peace
Unarmed civilian protection has been proven to save lives, empower communities and secure lasting peace.
On Mandela’s 100th Birthday, Rev. Jesse Jackson Remembers His Vision
Former President Barack Obama spoke in Johannesburg at an event marking the centennial.
Intentional Chaos: Trump and the Global NATO Alliance
With an untethered Trump focused on Putin, there's concern that he will swing his wrecking ball at NATO allies.
The Singapore Summit: A US Pivot Toward Ending the Korean War?
Members of the Korean diaspora are hoping for a revival of humanitarian relief.
In the Streets With the New Poor People’s Campaign Against Racism and Poverty
The biggest wave of nonviolent direct action in the US this century.
A New Day for the Korean Peninsula With Denuclearization Pledge and New Peace Process
Christine Ahn discusses more.
Medea Benjamin: The Peace Movement Must Mobilize to Support Diplomacy in Iran and North Korea
Trump announced Tuesday he is pulling the US out of the landmark 2015 Iran nuclear deal.