Militarism

Thirty years later, Stephen Zunes takes us back through the Grenadian revolution and the aftermath of the U.S. invasion.

What our leaders don't get is the most basic, practical fact of our moment: war simply doesn't work, not big, not micro - not for Washington.

The government of South Korea had moved some equipment to be used for construction of a controversial naval base for Aegis missile destroyers and the US missile defense system.

More than jihadism or Iran, China is now Washington's obsession in Africa and beyond.

While there has been an increase in military presence since Plan Colombiau2019s inception in 2000, it has by no means been a victory for U.S. u201csecurity assistance.u201d

The war in Afghanistan continues despite the absence of any convincing motive and ever-compounding costs.

The Pentagon has spent the last two decades plowing hundreds of millions of tax dollars into military bases in Italy, turning the country into an increasingly important center for …

This interview was conducted at the McMaster Centre for Scholarship in the Public Interest's 2013 “War on Youth” Summer Institute, Summer 2013.

Will the US still be meddling in Afghanistan 30 years from now? If history is any guide, the answer is yes.

There are grave concerns and several questions about the newly acquired presidential powers that remain unanswered.