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Casey Review: Is Attacking Muslims Really 'Difficult'?
Louise Casey's high profile report on integration and social cohesion is not going to help anyone, least of all ethnic minorities
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Salmond Is Right: Blair Should Face Justice
The SNP is right to propose today's debate and it's a blot on any notion of democracy that Blair & co are not held to account
Hidden Warfare: Drones
In an attempt to gived drones a better image, the MoD has renamed them Protector rather than Predator
Donald Trump's Crackpots Will Start New Wars in the Middle East
John Bolton proposes carving out Sunni state in northern Iraq and eastern Syria. As a recipe for deepening conflict in the region, it could scarcely be bettered
Britain Should Stop Blocking Democracy and Human Rights Progress in Bahrain
The real trade with Bahrain is in favours exchanged between the British Establishment and the Bahraini elite says Alastair Sloane
The UK's Not-So-Secret War in Syria
The SAS is clearly playing a large, sustained role against ISIS in Syria, so why does the UK government still refuse to comment?
Revealed: Chilcot Inquiry Was Set up 'to Avoid Blame'
Secret cabinet documents show Iraq hearings were set up to stop individuals being held accountable
Armistice Day 98 Years On and the Need for a Peace to End All Wars
Believe it or not, November 11th was not made a holiday in order to celebrate war, support troops or cheer the 16th year of occupying Afghanistan
As Dangerous Abroad as at Home: Trump & Foreign Policy
We shouldn't believe that Trump's claims to isolationism will lead to a safer world, argues Lindsey German
Trump: The Islamophobia President
Islamophobia is no longer campaign messaging or strategy, but come January, formal, full-blown White House policy
Uncomfortable Assumptions About Security: The UK Vote on Support for Saudi Arabia
Deeply problematic assumptions about the UK’s security lie at the heart of parliament’s decision to continue supporting Saudi Arabia
14 Killed Outside War Zones, But Drone Strikes Remain
With at least 14 British nationals killed around the globe and counting, it’s very much a “live” situation and not a “hypothetical” one
A Revolting Spectacle of Duplicity and Deceit
It is hypocritical for the West to condemn Russia while aiding and abetting Saudi atrocities in Yemen, writes Lindsey German
Boris Johnson: Still No Lessons Learnt
'The elite want to undermine Stop the War. They don't like bring proved wrong again and again' - Andrew Murray
Irregular War, and How to Reverse It
A military-led response to violent movements such as ISIS misses the global forces that are triggering their rise
How to Move from a World of War to a World of Peace?
Tom Unterrainer explores how trade unionists can press for arms conversion in the face of government reluctance to abandon militarism
2016 US Election Result: Yet More War
'Far from deterring the US’s opponents in the Middle East, the more muscular approach is likely to draw all sides into deeper conflict'
Syria: The Case Against War
Efforts to push for military escalation in Syria have run into trouble argues Chris Nineham
Stop the War Challenge Boris Johnson to Foreign Policy Debate
Following the Foreign Secretary's recent comments StWC have challenged him to Foreign Policy debate
We Finally Know What Hillary Clinton Knew All Along – US Allies Saudi Arabia and Qatar Are Funding Isis
There is a bizarre discontinuity between what the Obama administration knew about the jihadis and what they would say in public
Hidden Warfare: Special Forces
Britain’s special forces are benefiting from special treatment - their budget was doubled in last year’s Strategic Defence and Security Review
Rebels: The Hidden History of Britain's Veterans
We cannot allow our own history to be decided for us
Prevent Does Not Make Us Safer
News that over 400 NHS patients and staff were referred to police in the past year should force a rethink Prevent
Arming Saudi's Campaign in Yemen Debases UK Foreign Policy Everywhere
The decision to continue arming Saudi Arabia shows that the UK government is in denial about the devastating impact of arms sales
Where Are Britain's Armed Drones? And Why It Matters We Are Not Allowed to Know
The MoD’s perspective appears to be that they should be able to operate these systems outside of public view
US Confirms That It Has Fired Depleted Uranium in Syria
Contrary to earlier claims the US admits that it fired DU on two occasions in November 2015
Britain's New Base in Bahrain Screams 'Business as Usual'
Last week Prince Charles visited to the Gulf to open a new British base in the brutal dictatorship of Bahrain
Paul Rogers: What Will Be Donald Trump's Foreign Policy?
While sympathetic to Putin and Russia, Trump is much harsher on China and intends to strengthen the US military presence in the region
The Anti-War Movement Needs to be Demanding Britain Disengage from Uncritical Support of the USA
Arguments for a different foreign policy will surely get a renewed hearing writes Andrew Murray
Trump & Foreign Policy: Dangerous Directions for the World
Against the backdrop of spreading war and growing global competition, we face the prospect of the most reactionary president in US history
Britain’s Dangerous Post Imperial Fantasies
Jenny Clegg looks at the Pandora’s box of potentially lethal conflagrations the US and Britain could conceivably unleash in the South China Sea
Trump or Clinton, Tell the Next President: No More War!
Please sign this petition to the 45th President of the United States
SPOT Conference Report
Report from last weekend's Solidarity with the People of Turkey Conference in London
How Britain's Party of War Gave the Green Light to Saudi in Yemen
This week's Yemen vote demonstrates how the party of war holds a majority in the Commons
Twisted Logic: How Can Labour 'Humanitarians' Support Saudi Arabia?
The true colours of these Labour ‘rebels’ were shown by their backing for Saudia Arabia says Lindsey German
The Stop the War Letter The Times Refused to Print
Why have The Times refused to print or even discuss a letter we sent them on the 17th October?
What Does the Civil War in Yemen Have to Do with the British Economy?
The war in Yemen is yet another example of where economics is given priority over humanitarian concerns
StWC Statement on Andrew Gilligan's Sunday Times Article & Boris Kagarlitsky's Response - 19/10/16
Statement on last weekend's Sunday Times article
StWC Statement on Mosul - 17/10/16
More aerial bombardment of civilians will not help to bring about peace and stability in Iraq
Britain’s Seven Covert Wars
Britain's foreign policy is in extreme mode and shows an absence of democracy
