Ed Miliband’s decision to leave the military relationship with Israel intact raises serious concerns about Britain’s compliance with international law. writes John McEvoy.
Israeli Arms Industry’s Integration With Britain’s Military
Category: Militarism
Chris Hedges: Osama Bin Trump
When the U.S. became the terrorists it claimed it was seeking to defeat, the country defeated itself.
After 9/11, the ‘War on Terror’ Was a War of Terror
The crusade that George W. Bush launched 25 years ago to “rid the world of evil” only compounded it, writes Norman Solomon.
Berlin 1939/Berlin 2026
How can we simultaneously protect the sovereignty of smaller states, such as Ukraine, and the security interests of great powers, such as Russia? asks Uros Lipuscek.
War in the Twilight
The question is not whether a president is strong enough to exercise power, but whether the president is restrained enough to obey the laws he has sworn to uphold, writes Judge Andrew Napolitano.
The US Bombed a Wedding in Iran. It’s Not the First Time
The latest U.S. bombing of a civilian wedding celebration follows a sordid history of America bombing weddings, writes Medea Benjamin.
Chris Hedges: Becoming the Stranger
The road to fascism, as Ece Temelkuran writes in Nation of Strangers, was constructed over the last six decades of neoliberal assault. We have arrived at the terminus.
Chris Hedges: The Next Election May Be Our Last
Donald Trump is determined to subvert the midterms. All that can save us, if he succeeds, is a national strike.
Chris Hedges: Iran War Bringing Down US Empire
The U.S. war on Iran has exposed more than a catastrophic military miscalculation: It has revealed an American empire hollowed out by corruption, war profiteering and democratic decay.
Hormuz: US & Israel Escalated the Known Risks
Washington has converted a military operation into a strategic endurance contest in which Iran possesses an exceptionally powerful economic weapon, writes Dan Steinbock.