We Will Not Be Silenced: Palestine Will Be Free
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The demand for change is reaching boiling point says Chris Nineham
The demand for change is reaching boiling point says Chris Nineham
Airwars estimates that the coalition killed over 2,200 civilians in Iraq and Syria between 20 January 20 and 13 July
Lack of transparency regarding the legal and practical considerations underpinning the use of drones is hardly confined to the U.S
A former State Department war crimes expert warns that arms sales to KSA are ‘prohibited’ under US law - but exports still go ahead
Today's court judgement fails to deliver the truth, argues Chris Nineham
Disarmament might have been electoral suicide 35 years ago, but Corbyn’s rise shows voters are open to persuasion
Andrew Murray: Labour’s campaign was a triumph for the politics of mobilisation, of which Stop the War has been a 21st century pioneer
And we’re only halfway through the year
No matter how much damage Saudi Arabia’s new crown prince does, he can still count on Downing Street’s support says Andrew Smith
Multiple air strikes on cities and the use of white phosphorus—a probable war crime—guarantee a growing death toll
Residents of Mosul were killed by Iraqi ground forces attempting to force out militants and by air strikes and ISIS fighters
A recent House of Lords report reveals more of the Establishment’s intentions than it would like us to know
Victory is declared in Iraq's second city. But ISIS is undefeated, and the long war continues
10 points: Why the defeat of ISIS in Mosul will not end that threat, but move it elsewhere
It’s never been safe to rely on assurances of nuclear deterrence from ‘responsible’ nuclear powers
Neoliberalism has brought with it an unprecedented level of militarism and war
Growing confrontation between the US and Russia in eastern Syria, combined with escalating tensions between Saudi and Iran, could spill over into conflict
A faction of Trump's administration sees the civil war in Syria as an opportunity to combat Iranian influence
An end to the war in Syria will not be achieved through further intervention but by genuine attempts to win peace
The Prime Minister’s response to the Finsbury Park attack was too little, too late