The Elbit Out! campaign hosted “From Palestine to the Black Sea” conference focusing on anti-militarization and solidarity with Palestine.

Fiona Ben Chekroun, European co-coordinator of the BDS National Committee, discusses the expanding movement for Palestine solidarity in the region.

Ahead of the counter-conference “From Palestine to the Black Sea” activists from Romania’s Elbit Out! campaign reflect on the true meaning of security.

Serbia is expected to launch a drone factory in partnership with Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems.

A British court has ruled that the ban on Palestine Action by Keir Starmer’s government is unlawful, marking another judicial breakthrough for the Palestine solidarity movement.

Six Palestine Action activists were acquitted or not convicted in the first Filton 24 trial, a result described as a “monumental victory” for the movement.

Palestine solidarity hunger strikers in Britain have ended their action after announcing progress toward meeting the strike’s key demands.

Activists from Romania’s Elbit OUT! campaign describe how rising militarization and looming austerity impact Eastern Europe’s distinct political situation – and in which conditions this could open space for pro-peace, left movements.

Palestine solidarity hunger strikers in Britain face mounting health risks as Starmer government continues to refuse engagement with their demands.

Palestine solidarity prisoners in Britain have entered a critical phase of their hunger strike, as the Labour government refuses to address health and civil rights concerns.

Romania, the EU and NATO member with the longest border with Ukraine, has enthusiastically embraced Europe’s rearmament agenda – yet militarization offers neither prosperity nor real security.

Media reports indicate that Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems is at the center of a corruption investigation inside NATO’s procurement agency.