NATO Scribes vs. Russian Artillery and Rockets
Incongruity was the hallmark of the extraordinary NATO summit just concluded in Madrid. NATO offered bluster and promised muster: more troops against its “most significant and direct threat ,” Russia. …
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It’s Time To Talk to North Korea Again
North Korea may be preparing to conduct a new nuclear test in the near future, and if that happens there will be an outpouring of predictable hawkish demands that the …
Troops on the Ground Prove Canada Is at War With Russia
Canada is at war with Russia. But the government doesn’t want to talk about it. On Saturday the New York Times reported that Canadian special forces are part of a …
Antiwar.com Is Knocking: If You Don’t Answer, the War Party Will Come Next
Who speaks for peace in America? Not many people in Washington. Which makes the role of Antiwar.com so important. I am approaching the end of my 42nd year in Washington. …
Cultural Warriors: Why Palestine’s Sports Victories Should Inspire Us
The Palestine National Football Team has, once more, done the seemingly impossible by qualifying for the 2023 AFC Asian Cup. By any standards, this is a great achievement, especially as …
Shireen Abu Akleh: US Media Probes One Killing but Not Countless Other Israeli Crimes
The New York Times published this week the conclusion of its investigation into the killing of the Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. It was the fourth major US news organization …
The Grand Miscalculation: The US Helped Create the Russia-China Coalition
For decades, the United States has actively pursued the containment and cornering of Russia with the goal of asserting its own power and influence. Instead of formulating a relationship with …
Whose War Is It?
Hardliners in the US and Europe have spent the last four months agitating for Western escalation in Ukraine with the goal of erasing the remaining limits on direct US and …
Lithuanians Stick New Finger in Eye of Russian Bear
Lithuania is trying to create new “facts on the ground,” hoping to provoke the kind of response from Russia that will determine tone and substance of the important NATO summit …
Free Assange? Yes, But That’s Not Nearly Enough.
On June 17, UK Home Secretary Priti Patel approved the extradition of Julian Assange to the United States to face 18 criminal charges: One count of conspiracy to commit computer …