by John Brown, John Gershman | Sep 30, 2005 | Human Rights, War & Peace
The tense political situation in Ukraine may find a peaceful solution. But, at this critical juncture, efforts to maintain Ukraine as currently configured could turn out to be dangerously counterproductive. Ukraine should therefore seriously consider the option of...
by John Feffer | Feb 9, 2022 | Energy, Environment, Global Just Transition
The leaders of Russia and China are joining forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled to Beijing for the Winter Olympics to show solidarity with his largest trade partner at an event that the United States, Canada, the UK, and Australia are boycotting...
by Joseph Gerson | Jan 23, 2017 | Redev, War & Peace
Former Secretary of Defense William Perry has long been warning that nuclear war is more likely now than during the Cold War. Now we face the added uncertainty of Donald Trump taking our already militarized government to new heights with increased military spending...
by Keith K C Hui | Sep 28, 2015 | Human Rights, Redev
Maher Zain, a 1981-born singer who was just eight when his Lebanese family was admitted by Sweden, is the latest showcase that Muslim immigrants can make contributions to world peace rather than causing troubles to their receiving countries. With millions of fans in...
by Chris Nwosu | Jul 31, 2015 | Labor, Trade, & Finance, Redev
Goldman Sachs economist Jim O’Neill predicted back in 2001 that the BRIC economies — Brazil, Russia, India, and China — would grow large enough to compete with the G7 countries within the decade. O’Neill further anticipated that in the long term, “China’s...
