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By World BEYOND War, January 27, 2021 On the January 25th global day of action to end the war on Yemen one of the most dramatic actions that moved the demand for peace into the most media stories was taken by members of World BEYOND War and our allies, including Labour Against the Arms Trade in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. We ...

Few antiwar activists ever thought they'd see nuclear weapons banned, but thanks to dedicated organizing, a historic UN treaty goes into effect today.

The treaty seeks to do to nuclear weapons what previous international treaties have done to chemical and biological weapons — ban their use on humanitarian grounds.

If you’re terrified by the fact that a madman or mistake could end in nuclear holocaust, you’re not alone.

Dialogue is not a reward or an exercise of naivete; it is an imperative for survival. When things are bad—as they are now—is precisely the time to talk.

In a report Kim referred to the U.S. as North Korea's principal enemy, and vowed to develop a raft of new nuclear and conventional weapons to counter the threat from Washington.

Nobody is pining for megadeath. But megadeath is not the only thing that makes the Doomsday Machine petrifying.

While Benghazi has been the focus of much criticism of Rice, she has received virtually no scrutiny for her backing of the invasion of Iraq and claiming that there were WMDs there.

President-elect Joe Biden could get some quick wins by using executive orders to roll back several of President Donald Trump’s Pentagon policies.

Few would guess that Cheyenne, Wyoming might be the target for a nuclear attack.