Out of Iraq: The Strategy to End the War
John Cavanagh and others host a panel discussion for strategies to end the War.
John Cavanagh and others host a panel discussion for strategies to end the War.
On the eve of the fifth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, a father discusses the war with his daughter.
Five years later, it turns out that progressives were not only right in their predictions about the war, they are still right today in advocating a withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq.
Join IPS Fellow Phyllis Bennis in launching her new book with a discussion on preventing a new war in Iran.
Christi Kramer compares the lives of one who leaves and one who stays behind.
As George W. Bush’s administration enters its last year in office, the danger of a U.S. military attack on Iran looms.
As George W. Bush’s administration enters its last year in office, the danger of a U.S. military attack on Iran looms.
Poet Susan Tichy reflects on what we think about when we think about war.
In her poem In vigil (2), Lee Sharkey describes a tense exchange at a silent peace gathering.
Kosovo is on the verge of independence. What can Washington and Brussells do to overcome Serbian and Russian opposition?
Congress may buy into unchecked aggression, but not the city of Gary, Indiana.
The current climate change framework pits rich against poor, exploits indigenous peoples and benefits industries that are the biggest offenders.
The new National Intelligence Estimate on Iran challenges the Bush administration’s rhetoric on a possible WWIII in Iran.
An honest look at Iraq and the U.S. occupation from an unembedded journalist.
The big-box company’s new glossy environmental report can’t hide that its fundamental problem is its business model.