War & Peace

Christine Ahn, the founder and international coordinator of Women Cross DMZ, discusses how the Trump administration is affecting tensions in the Korean Peninsula.

Damayan's Linda Oalican provides a deeper context to the epidemic of human trafficking.

Once new weapons are in hand, the desire to try them out “in reality” is almost irresistible, says author John Dower.

Instead of surging yet again in Afghanistan, realize that all the US military in its present mode of operation can do to change that reality is make it worse.

Why wouldn't peace advocates contest in Republican primaries in congressional districts that Democrats have no chance of winning?

During this first half-year of the Trump administration, US commandos have already been sent to 137 countries.

In the eyes of many around the world, diplomacy has taken a back seat to military operations in US foreign policy. The drone program is a prime example.

The quest for a more balanced approach to security in the 1960s pointed a way toward at least the possibility of an American world of diminished fears.

The scope of the proposed legislation could give law enforcement agencies the ability to target anyone they suspect of “preparing to commit a crime.”

Many careers, reputations and programs tied to the war industry depend upon the continuation of the failed Afghan war.