Is there a journalism that doesn’t love a war?
It makes me wonder whether the media requires at least one war to cheer lead for or fret about at any given time.
Surging arms trade amid global tensions: The booming business of war
Exploring the dramatic rise in global arms orders and the consequential ethical and economic impacts, amidst escalating geopolitical tensions.
Addicted to war?
War Fever, Trump-Style.
Calls for humanity: The urgent plea for a ceasefire in Gaza
"An immediate ceasefire will not only save lives but also open the door to addressing the underlying issues fueling this conflict. The time for action is now."
The army we don’t see
The private world that our post-9/11 conflicts have bred.
Who Counts?
Tom Engelhardt explores body counts, drones and “collateral damage” in the twenty-first-century world of drone warfare. But one question reigns supreme: Who counts?
‘Israel’s 9/11’ is a slogan to rationalize open-ended killing of Palestinian civilians
“The horrific cycle of violence in the Middle East will not end until the Israeli occupation ends—and a huge obstacle to ending the occupation has been the U.S. government.”
President Trump’s war crime is worse than the one he accuses Assad of
'Mine is bigger!'
The never ending cycle of nuclear insanity
Please repeat after me: No excuses. No compromise. No fear.
UN finds ‘overwhelming’ scale of children killed in Gaza
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A recent United...