A partial victory, but a victory
British MPs’ arguments and information were influenced by a strong public opinion against war, itself a product of a mass movement which didn’t stop a war ten years ago but has prevented a further one now.
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Cameron and the crisis of the Project for the New American Century
Stop the War Coalition national officer John Rees looks at the factors that led to Cameron's humiliation in parliament, and the crisis in US power.
Tariq Ali: The Vassal's Revolt
Rejoice. Rejoice. The first chain of vassaldom has been broken. They will repair it, no doubt, but let’s celebrate independence while it lasts.
Stop the War Coalition welcomes Parliament's rejection of war on Syria
Latest attack in Syria should not be used as a pretext for military intervention
Western intervention in Syria, or anywhere else in the Middle East, would cause greater displacement and war.
Message from Jeremy Corbyn MP, Chair of Stop the War
Act now - we can make a difference
Stop the War Coalition national officer Kevin Ovenden looks at the arguments about whether protest makes a difference - and what we need to do now.
Bradley Manning: remembering his service to humanity as he's sentenced to 35 years in jail
Instead of facing 35 years in jail, Bradley Manning should receive the gratitude of us all for the service he has done humanity with his courage and compassionate action.