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Ukraine Negotiations: No Fly Zone, Nukes, Neutrality, and Disarmament

Ukrainian and Russian lives will continue to be shattered until either a ceasefire or completion of successful negotiations are announced.

Joseph Gerson ·


Majority of Americans Fear Nuclear Weapons Use After Russia's Ukraine Invasion

Nearly nine in 10 people in a new poll said they fear the U.S. could be drawn into Putin's war in Ukraine, and 75% said they are worried the U.S. will be targeted in a nuclear attack.

Julia Conley ·


Biden's Dangerous Call for Regime Change in Russia

With a reckless genie out of the bottle, no amount of damage control from the president's top underlings could stuff it back in.

Norman Solomon ·


A Blueprint for a Reasonable Path to Peace for Ukraine

The sooner such terms are agreed, the more likely we are to avoid the path to World War III.

Jeffrey D. Sachs ·


'We Are Ready' to Discuss Neutrality, Zelenskyy Says Ahead of Russia-Ukraine Talks

"We are looking for peace, really, without delay," said the Ukrainian president.

Jake Johnson ·


Want to Defeat Putin? Deliver the Green New Deal

The rhetoric of a war on Russian oil and gas would be powerful, and would expose congressmen and senators who dragged their feet to charges of aiding the enemy.

Juan Cole ·


We Must End the War in Ukraine by Challenging Evil—Not Becoming It

What is anti-imperialism in this new era of East-West polarization?

Martin Winiecki ·


Suggesting Kremlin Regime Change, Biden Says Putin 'Cannot Remain in Power'

The remarks, though later walked back by the White House, are the most explicit yet from the U.S. president that he sees no future for Putin as Russia's head of state.

Jon Queally ·


Dalai Lama, Other Nobel Winners Demand Explicit Vow Not to Use Nuclear Weapons in Ukraine

"It is either the end of nuclear weapons, or the end of us," the peace prize winners say in an open letter.

Jon Queally ·


No Matter the Outcome in the Ukraine War, the World's Poorest Will Feel Its Impact the Most

As the war crawls towards stalemate, the world's poorest will suffer most from shortages of food and fuel, rising inflation, and disrupted trade.

Paul Rogers ·

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