War

Michael Walzer turned 80 this year, as vital, productive and intellectually alive as ever.

All the parties, and especially Washington and Beijing, surely see the downside to continued tension.

Former US Attorney General Ramsey Clark has filed an amicus brief in a federal lawsuit that is challenging the legality of the Iraq war and occupation.

Though there were hundreds of thousands of human rights violations, not many cases have gone to trial.

Black soldiers returning home feel vulnerable to being killed by police.

Okinawa, which hosts 75 percent of US military bases in Japan, is balking at plans for another base.

I walk this imperial capital looking for War Memorials

“We prepare for our extinction in order to assure our survival.”

Bica, a Vietnam War veteran, recounts his transformative experience at a mindfulness and meditative practice retreat for veterans and their families.

This small country tucked into the bottom of the Arabian Peninsula is shattering old alliances and spurring new and surprising ones.