Iraq War

400+ Covid Survivors, Academics, and Advocacy Groups Push Boris Johnson to Back Vaccine Patent Waiver

"It is utterly shameful that the U.K. remains complicit in this crisis. The prime minister must now read the writing on the wall."

Jake Johnson · May 10, 2021

Corporate Media Offers Wall-to-Wall Propaganda Every Day. We Only Notice When a Royal Dies

Jonathan Cook · Apr 12, 2021

In Open Letter to Jeff Bezos, Over 400 Lawmakers From Around the World Join #MakeAmazonPay Campaign

Jessica Corbett · Dec 3, 2020

The UK Equalities Commission's Labour Antisemitism Report Is the Real 'Political Interference'

Jonathan Cook · Nov 9, 2020

'An Inspiration to Progressive Forces': Allies Stand in Solidarity With Jeremy Corbyn Following Labour Party Suspension

Andrea Germanos · Oct 29, 2020

In the United States, Democratic Socialism Can Win

The DSA's legislative proposals—rent control, free college and reproductive rights—are classic socialist issues, updated for the 21st century.

Joshua Kluever · May 7, 2021

Ramsey Clark, Human Rights Lawyer and Critic of US Empire, Dies at Age 93

"The world is the most dangerous place it's ever been now because of what our country has done, and is doing, and we have to take it back."

Democracy Now! · Apr 12, 2021

A Personal Recollection on the Day That Launched the Iraq War—and Its Lessons for Us 18 Years Later

We’ve seen where dehumanization leads: to violence, war, and regret.

Peter Certo · Mar 25, 2021

After 30 Years of War Against Iraq, Americans Must Make Reparations

Americans owe a debt to the people of Iraq that can never be repaid in full. However, it is incumbent and imperative that we try.

Jared Keyel · Mar 19, 2021

On 18th Anniversary of Iraq Invasion, Activists Renew Calls for US Reparations

"Americans owe a debt to the people of Iraq that can never be repaid in full. However, it is incumbent and imperative that we try."

Brett Wilkins · Mar 19, 2021

Warning Biden's Syria Strikes Set 'Dangerous' Precedent, Groups Push Congress to Respond

A joint letter urges lawmakers to "defend the Constitution and Congress's exclusive authority, under Article I, to declare war and authorize the offensive use of military force."

Jessica Corbett · Mar 16, 2021

'We Need to Make Sure It's Done Right': Peace Advocates Welcome Biden Move to Limit War Powers

The president and Congress, said one leading anti-war campaigner, "must work together to actually end the decades long fighting, killing, dying, and spending that is on automatic pilot."

Brett Wilkins · Mar 5, 2021

After Airstrikes in Syria, Senators Introduce Resolution to Repeal Some Presidential War Powers

The measure takes aim at 1991 and 2002 authorizations for the Gulf and Iraq wars but not the 2001 AUMF that passed after the 9/11 attacks.

Jessica Corbett · Mar 3, 2021

Operation Desert Storm: Blood for Oil

Amid the ongoing horror, it’s important to find ways to atone for war crimes—including reparations.

Kathy Kelly · Mar 2, 2021

Diverse Coalition Calls on Congress to End 'Forever Wars' and 'Unaccountable, Interventionist' US Foreign Policy

A separate letter, signed by some of the same groups, lays out how the Biden administration can "end the cycle of endless war of the last two decades."

Jessica Corbett · Feb 17, 2021

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