80 years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki: “Human beings and nuclear weapons cannot coexist”
The US bombing of Japan pushed millions in the country to fight for a world without nuclear weapons and with peace.
Hiroshima sigue viva en Gaza
El mundo parece no haber aprendido nada del crimen más horrendo contra la humanidad de la historia moderna.
Imperialist attacks make nuclear proliferation a necessity
Recent history and the US war drive make a clear case that acquiring nuclear weapons is the most rational choice for states seeking any autonomy from US domination.
Hiroshima lives on – in Gaza
The world appears to have learned nothing from the most horrifying crime against humanity in modern history.
The United States is in an arms race against itself
As the US moves to develop nuclear primacy through the modernization of its nuclear triad, is the US responding to a threat or creating one?
Cuando los niños son asesinados, ¿qué hay que celebrar?
La extraordinaria capacidad de resistencia de los palestinos es un poderoso ejemplo del valor y la dignidad humanos frente a la terrible violencia.
When children are murdered, what is there to celebrate?
The remarkable resilience of Palestinians is a powerful example of human courage and dignity in the face of terrible violence
La paradoja de Oppenheimer: el poder de la ciencia y la debilidad de los científicos
La bomba lanzada sobre Hiroshima en 1945 anunció la era atómica e inauguró el complejo militar-industrial que se apoderó de Estados Unidos.
Oppenheimer paradox: power of science, weakness of scientists
The bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945 heralded the atomic age and ushered in the military-industrial complex that took over the United States
Fighting remilitarization in Japan
Japanese peace activist Seishi Hinada talks about the policy of militarization pursued by the Fumio Kishida government and the campaign against US bases in Okinawa
Mapping Faultlines: How Close Are We to Nuclear Annihilation?
On Hiroshima Day, NewsClick’s Prabir Purkayastha analyzes why remain so unconcerned despite living in a world with 13,000 nuclear weapons and multiple flashpoints
With rising COVID-19 cases, US bases in Japan come under scrutiny
A recent surge of COVID-19 infections in the Okinawa, Hiroshima and Yamaguchi prefectures has been connected to the presence of US military bases in Japan






