There’s no certainty negotiations would result in peace, but as Chomsky says, there is only one way to find out: Try.
Ukraine
The U.S. is recklessly assuming that — if he faces defeat — Putin will pack his bags rather than use nuclear weapons.
Protests followed Putin’s announcement that 300,000 reservists may be called up to fight, reports human rights group.
An open letter signed by over 200 groups calls on leaders at the UN General Assembly to take action on world hunger.
In response to Putin’s statement, peace groups are urging a global condemnation of nuclear weapons.
Fears about fires at Ukraine’s power plant in war-torn Zaporizhzhia underscore the broader dangers of nuclear energy.
Wall Street banks have not just benefited from the commodity price increases — they’ve actively helped fuel them.
Experts say a demilitarized zone should be established around Zaporizhzhia, Europe’s largest nuclear power plant.
It is political will that stands in the way of securing the future of humanity and the planet.
Advocates urge the U.S. to promptly approve Afghans’ applications, as it has for more than 68,000 Ukrainians.