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Thirteen Things I Learned in Iran
"I just experienced the blessing of visiting Iran for the first time."
The US Military Uncontained: Chaos Spread, Casualties Inflicted, Missions Unaccomplished
No military should ever be trusted and no military should ever be left uncontained.
Everyone Has to Practice Nonviolence Now
From the people on the streets to the police, to church ministers and parents, but also our media spokespeople and elected officials.
Report Details Widespread Use of Torture by Ukrainian Army and Security Services
A report contains chilling descriptions of the widespread use of torture.
Israel Slammed Over Treatment of Palestinian Children in Detention
"Every single day and in countless ways, Palestinian children are victims of Israeli human rights violations," says Riyad Mansour.
Why We Should Be Skeptical of a No-Fly Zone in Syria
US and NATO military actions often have more to do with geostrategic concerns than humanitarian goodwill.
Is Saudi Arabia Now the Israel of the Gulf?
Saudi Arabia is a habitual aggressor in its neighborhood, enabled by the US.
Two US Citizens Participate in Iranian Peace Boat to Stop Saudi Attacks on Yemen
The ship will sail into the Persian Gulf to protest attacks by Saudi Arabia.
Who Counts? Body Counts, Drones and “Collateral Damage“
In the twenty-first-century world of drone warfare, one question with two aspects reigns supreme: Who counts?
Bernie Sanders’ Run Can Help the “Less War” Movement in the US
If we're serious about the project of making less war a permanent electoral issue, then we have to be serious about making less war a permanent issue in presidential …