The civilized world is calling for Daw Suu to be stripped of her Nobel Peace Prize and for the prize money to go to help feed the widows and orphans being created on her watch.

".... This is an impulsive president with the diplomatic prowess of a toddler elevating the risk of a war that could cost millions of lives." ~ Jon Rainwater, Peace Action

Americans should support the protectors of the pristine blue waters and the impacted communities of Okinawa.

US vows to take 'all necessary steps' to combat threat as it carries out military drills with South Korea

There’s an urgent need to hit the reset button on US-Korean policy before one of the players hits a much more catastrophic button that could lead us into a nuclear nightmare.

The melting of the glaciers overlooking Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan threatens the water supply of some 68 million people.

At a time when there is increasing need for sincere and honest social activists ... many of them are being denied the democratic space necessary for taking their issues forward.

The media tells us that nuclear diplomacy with North Korea is a waste of time, as do most high officials from every recent US administration. But easily verifiable facts show otherwise.

In a recent interview with Kyodo News, Edward Snowden sounded the alarm about the bill and its “normalization of surveillance culture” in Japanese society.

The Public Safety Act (PSA) allows incarceration without trial for two years and the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) is a constitutional provision that gives Indian troops overarching powers and legal immunity for their actions in Jammu and Kashmir.

Leadership is crucial. As with the 1975 Helsinki Conference, Track II leadership may be an important factor in highlighting shared stability concerns and a strengthening of the rules of the game.