War & Peace

It would say: make each moment of your time on Earth matter.

When America forgets its longest wars, and especially when Americans forget the legacies of these wars, it's more than history that suffers.

I see destroyed shops, broken fences, roofs with holes where shells struck, windows boarded up with plywood, and deserted streets. The local people are living in bomb shelters.

The truth is very painful, but living in and with the truth is the only way to keep our self-respect.

The citizens of the world can hope for another spontaneous truce from the trenches.

Time has sped up; shops are open from 6 am and I have a feeling that people are running fast to slip past the war. . .

Soka Gakkai Youth in Japan gathers 5 million signatures in support of Nuclear Zero.

A very informative half-day conference on the current situation in Ukraine took place at the University of Ottawa on December 4, 2014.

The Bush administration did torture some folks. But we are still doing other things that are not right.

We have reached a tipping point in history where we must introduce education as peace not only in high-risk countries, but throughout the whole world.