Building on Decades of Popular Resistance

Ramzy Baroud presents a guide on the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement
Ramzy Baroud presents a guide on the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement
The nightmare Vietnam War has been largely forgotten
The peace movement will continue to oppose NATO and nuclear weapons
Mark Curtis looks at the 1974 FCO paper ‘Britain in an altered world: The outlook for foreign policy’
Humanitarian crises around the world will fail to be resolved if the providers of aid are also the perpetrators of the conflict
Lindsey German: Trump's latest speech heralds an absolute determination to continue with aggressive US intervention
The scandal of Guantanamo, a blot on the US, which has frequently lectured the entire world about rights violation, shamelessly continues
The involvement of Tory ministers at DSEI arms fair highlights the thin line between government and the arms industry
Jeffrey Lewis: I don’t think Trump or Kim wants a nuclear war, but I do think they could blunder their way into one
Under the barrage were thousands of homes packed with families
Almost £3.8 billion worth of UK arms have been licensed to the Saudi regime since the war began
Stop the War's new President on the importance of the anti-war movement
The provocative sabre rattling on both sides suggests that the possibility of deterrence failure has become a dangerous geostrategic reality
Paul Rogers: Trump's bombast amplifies a perilous nuclear crisis. The risk of war is real.
Lindsey German: The alternative to war is demilitarisation and negotiation, something Trump refuses to contemplate
The failure of the British government to prosecute crimes of aggression undermines the rule of law
The UK has done everything it can to draw attention away from its role in the Yemen conflict writes Dan Glazebrook
We must redouble our efforts to stop the war makers from gaining the upper hand in our lives
Over the past six weeks an already heavy barrage of airstrikes has resulted in the deaths of numerous children
In the 15-plus years since 9/11, parts of an expanding swathe of the planet were catastrophically unsettled
Trump's nuclear arsenal expansion is the latest boastful display of American power
The players are in place – all that’s needed is a misfired starting gun
Ian Sinclair reminds us of the terrible situation in Libya and the West’s backing of a potential war criminal
The latest attack in London is deeply connected to a hidden war Britain itself is waging
It is not diplomacy that the Trump administration seeks, but to crush North Korea says Gregory Elich
A short extract from StWC Vice Chair, Chris Nineham's new book How The Establishment Lost Control
Safa Al-Shamy gives her perspective on the motivations for the Saudi attack on her country, Yemen, the humanitarian crisis it has caused
Vijay Prashad on the battlefield for an endless American war
The background to the latest missile firing is the war games now underway in the region involving US and South Korean troops
The vague set of initiatives he described are not new, nor do they add up to a grand strategy
Trump's claim that the U.S. will kill more terrorists will no doubt be achieved, but at what cost? asks Lindsey German
It is time that we question whether such grandiose projects really address the threats to national security or actually increase them
Lindsey German: Trump and Kim are both highly unpredictable, making them a danger to us all
StWC & CND will be having a protest against Trump's inflammatory statements towards North Korea this Friday
Stop the War Officer Billy Hayes reviews the film everyone is talking about
Maz Saleem: This fantastic exhibition should become a permanent fixture of the IWM
Ludicrous claims that current interventions prevent a worse alternative are little believed but the war continues says Lindsey German
Survey conducted on the day the High Court blocked a private prosecution shows a public hungry for justice
Lastest judgement is another phase of a concerted effort by the establishment to protect Blair from facing justice
The Westminster-Riyadh relationship of convenience is under threat like never before, writes Tom Charles