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Scrap Trident: 5 Simple Arguments
PublishedIn an article recently published by The Point magazine, Ben Wray and Kezia Kinder provide 5 simple reasons for people to get behind a movement to scrap Trident nuclear weapons.
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On this day 15/2/2003: Anti-war demonstrations of up to 30 Million people take place worldwide
PublishedAs part of the 'On This Day' series, Jonathon Shafi looks at the mass anti-war mobilisations of 15/2/03.
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Why did the US lose the war in Vietnam?
PublishedJames Ferns looks at how the world's biggest military power lost in Vietnam and what lessons we should take from this for the anti-war movement today
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Empire and revolution – Syria and the critics of the anti-war movement
PublishedJohn Rees responds to recent discussions on Syria, imperialism and the Arab Revolutions.
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The drone wars and US strategy
PublishedA US drone attack killed 13 'suspects' in Pakistan yesterday. Jonathon Shafi looks at the US's increasing use of drone warfare and argues it is just one prong in the US's wider strategy to reassert imperial control over the region.
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US war veterans tossing medals back at Nato was a heroic act
PublishedThe American servicewomen and men tossing their medals back at Nato showed a type of courage that the Nato leaders should have been forced to watch.
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Anti War Assembly: 10 Years On
PublishedFriday the 7th October marked the 10th Anniversary of the start of the war in Afghanistan. Relatively unmarked by the mainstream media, the following day in Trafalgar Square thousands of people gathered to show the opposition to the war has not disappeared and will not be silenced.
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Joe Glenton: Why I Quit the Army
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Anniversary of 9/11: The Value of the Anti-War Movement
PublishedLindsey German, convenor of the Stop the War Coalition, argues on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 that America's 'War on Terror' has failed and the anti-war movement has played an important role in exposing the imperialist project, but the struggle goes on.