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On 29 August, the International Day against Nuclear Tests, WILPF calls for the end of nuclear weapons
The International Day against Nuclear Tests Is the Time to Stop the Bomb Ray Acheson In 1945, the United States built and detonated the first nuclear weapon in the deserts of New Mexico. The fallout from that explosion spread to 46 US states, Canada, and Mexico. Three...
The Unyielding Logic of Water: How Human Intervention Fuels a Crisis?
Water is governed by a fundamental and unyielding principle: it flows downward. From its origins in the melting ice of glaciers, it follows the relentless pull of gravity, carving its way through continents until it merges with the sea. This journey is an immutable...
Nonviolent Civil Defense in the Face of Militarization
Europe’s rampant turbo-militarization is fueled in part by an assumption that it is time to question. This assumption is widespread, both in military circles and in popular culture at large, as well as among many activist circles. The assumption is that violence is an...
Jewish Endorsements for Mamdani and the Shifting Moral Compass of New York Politics
The contest for New York City’s mayoralty has always been more than a horse race—it is a referendum on values. With recent endorsements of Zohran Mamdani by prominent Jewish leaders such as Ruth Messinger, Jerry Nadler, and even the once-unlikely Chuck Schumer, the...
Born to Prevent Wars, It Ended Up Certifying Massacres
In 1945, when the bombs were still smoking over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the nations of the world swore “never again.” Never again world wars, never again genocides, never again indifference in the face of barbarism. The promise was solemn. The United Nations was born...
Iran’s Planned Railway To The Black Sea Will Be Dependent On Azerbaijan
A popular Telegram channel falsely claimed that this is a “checkmate to US/Zangezur plans” and even shared a map showing a different route than what was confirmed in order to mislead their audience. Armenian Deputy Foreign Minister Vahan Kostanyan told Iran’s Islamic...
Education International launches “For Public Education!” campaign in Chile on the occasion of the UNESCO Education Summit
Representatives of Education International launch the global campaign “For Public Education!” in Chile in defense of public education. As part of the Summit for Education, organized by UNESCO and various United Nations agencies on August 27 and 28 in Santiago,...
Don’t Blame Israel for Violating Jewish Ethics
Many people, both Jewish and non-Jewish, blame Israel for violating Jewish ethics. More erudite critics quote the Hebrew Bible, the Talmud and even codes of Jewish law to prove their point. This is a mistake. David Ben-Gurion, who directed the Zionist takeover of...
When New Delhi Rejects Dhaka’s Allegation
The Ministry of External Affairs recently dismissed the allegation of the Bangladesh government, where Dhaka alleged that New Delhi was inherently supporting the ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s political party. Terming it misplaced, the ministry clarified that...
The power of future thinking – including thinking about UN reforms
Professor Zhang WeiWei, Fudan University, and Jan Oberg. It was indeed an honour and a joy to have this conversation about the global future with one of the most respected, outspoken and productive Chinese social science scholars, Professor Zhang Weiwei. It is of...
South Africa tying the Fashionable Knot with BRICS+
The South African Delegation will represent the country at the upcoming BRICS+ Fashion Summit, a major international platform shaping the future of the global fashion industry. The delegation includes Stephen Manzini, Founder and CEO of Soweto Fashion Week & SA...