Review: ‘Bridging Partition’
This powerful collection of essays describes the citizen diplomacy and peace movements that have been taking root in India and Pakistan.
The Parable of the Taxpayer
A parable to remind of us all the things we take for granted while we’re griping about Tax Day.
The Other Nuclear Survivors
The testing of nuclear weapons has had devastating effects as well.
DOE’s Nuclear Millstone
The Department of Energy has to stop funding its nuclear complex. Otherwise, forget about a new energy future for the United States.
As Energy Northwest Looks to Nuclear Power, Expert Details Risks
Grist Magazine interviews Bob Alvarez on the risks of nuclear power.
The Oil Need That Fuels U.S. ‘Outreach’ in Africa
U.S. military “outreach” on Africa’s seas and land is in search not of pirates but of oil.
Misdirected U.S. Aid in Mexico
President Obama should renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, with an eye toward reducing poverty and joblessness that lead Mexicans to the black market or over the border.
A Telephone Conversation with Gerardo Hernandez: Part 3
Hernandez discusses his family and life in “the box.”
A Telephone Conversation with Gerardo Hernandez: Part 2
Saul Landau continues his interview with one of the imprisoned Cuban Five members.
A Telephone Conversation with Gerardo Hernandez: Part 1
Saul Landau interviews one of the imprisoned members of the Cuban Five, Gerardo Hernandez.
Going Nuclear, Weapons-Free
The existing nuclear power in the Middle East is not Iran but Israel.
Global Cooperation: The Candidates Speak
Senators Clinton, McCain, Obama have something to say about the UN, nuclear proliferation and other global cooperation issues. Really.
Iraq in Pictures
Many of the most resonant images from the Iraq War are as deceptive as the Bush administration’s rationales for starting the war in the first place.
Chomsky on India-Pakistan Relations
Are India and Pakistan heading toward war or peace? Noam Chomsky looks at nukes, Kashmir, and diaspora politics.