How post-9/11 law and the Monroe Doctrine converged in the Caribbean
The US actions in the Caribbean and threats against Venezuela represent a continuity of the post-9/11 legal architecture which guarantees immunity for all offensive US military action and the centuries-long Monroe Doctrine
Architect of the US invasion of Iraq, Dick Cheney, dies at 84
The death of former vice president revives global outrage over war crimes, torture, and mass surveillance
La escalada militar de Trump contra Venezuela repite el modelo de la guerra en Irak
Con la suspensión del diálogo entre Estados Unidos y Venezuela, el avistamiento de bombarderos B-52 estadounidenses en el espacio aéreo venezolano y los nuevos ataques letales estadounidenses en el Caribe, Estados Unidos parece estar acelerando su avance hacia la guerra con Venezuela.
Trump’s military escalation against Venezuela repeats the Iraq War blueprint
With the suspension of dialogue between the US and Venezuela, the sighting of US B-52 bombers in Venezuelan airspace, and the further lethal US strikes in the Caribbean, the US seems to be accelerating its drive towards war with Venezuela
21 years after Abu Ghraib torture revelations, victims of US war crimes still have no recourse for justice
Abu Ghraib detainees still seek justice over 20 years after Seymour Hersh’s groundbreaking report on widespread torture at the prison
Peter Mertens: Mutiny in South and North
At the Cumbre de los Pueblos (Peoples’ Summit) at the European Parliament, Peter Mertens, Secretary General of the PTB, spoke about the mutinies that are needed to turn the world around
Legendary whistleblower and anti-war activist Daniel Ellsberg passes at 92
The US anti-war movement fondly remembers the former government employee who contributed to the end of the US invasion of Vietnam
We must speak up before the propagandists get their war with China
Where are the voices that speak up against fascism, war, and propaganda, asks renowned journalist John Pilger as he surveys the past decade of dirty tricks perpetrated by the United States and its allies
Daily Round-up | Saudi Arabia joins SCO & other stories
In today’s episode, we look at Saudi Arabia joining SCO, Chad nationalizes oil assets, and more.
Daily Round-up Anti-war demonstrations held to reject US warmongering, militarism & other stories
In today’s episode, we bring you stories of an anti-war mobilization in the US, negotiations on the transitional government in Sudan, a planned strike by Palestinian prisoners, and a march in Mexico on the anniversary of the nationalization of oil resources
Remember Iraq: People’s movements march in Washington DC calling for end to the war machine
Thousands of activists from nearly 200 organizations took to the streets of Washington DC on March 18 to mark 20 years of the brutal and criminal Iraq war.
20 years after the start of the Iraq War, US peace movement will protest yet another war
The people of the US are building an intergenerational anti-war movement from the ground up in protest of the billions sent to war and destruction abroad
- Brazil approves end to 6×1 work schedule and reduction of the work week to 40 hours
- Israel kills 31 people in Lebanon on the eve of Eid al-Adha
- Israel carries out sixth consecutive Eid massacre in Gaza
- Far-right Janez Janša to return for fourth government term in Slovenia
- With peace deal nearly final, US launches fresh attacks on Iran
