Watch: Where are we now? And what does it mean for our movements?
Check out this cutting edge webinar analyzing the profound changes under way since Trump’e reelection and what it means for peace movements.
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The Would-Be Dictator’s Foreign and Military Commitments
In this period of tectonic geopolitical and political changes, we do well to heed Antonio Gramsci’s wisdom about interregnums: “The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born. Now is the time of monsters.” Trump’s rule will certainly hasten the U.S. decline and that of its empire with Beijing looking to be the greatest beneficiary.
What to Expect From Trump’s Foreign and Military Policies: Old and New Dangers
By Joseph Gerson What do we really know about Trump’s foreign and military commitments, about his acolytes who are jostling for position and influence, and what do we think the tyrant will actually do? On the morning of November 6, many of us woke to the reality that what we thought of as our nation … Read more
Nuclear Dangers, the Military Industrial-Congressional-University Complex and the Hibakusha’s Peace Prize
Joseph Gerson’s Keynote Speech – Paying for War: Working for Peace – given in Des Moines, Iowa, on October 19, 2024.
Celebrating Nihon Hidankyo’s Long Overdue and Important Nobel Peace Prize
Awarding Nihon Hidankyo with the Nobel Peace Prize has been long overdue. It could not come at a more important time.
Common Security in the Indo- Pacific Region
Download Common Security in the Indo-Pacific Region, a practical and instructive resource to help prevent war in the Indo-Pacific region.
Watch: Reiner Braun Report Back from Shanghai Conference
Reiner Braun reports back from the Socialist Perspectives on International Relations and Security Policies in a Historic Shift Towards A Multi-Polared World International Conference recently held in Shanghai.
Watch: Genocide and the Widening Middle East Wars
Recording of the October 8, 2024, panel discussion on the topic of the Gaza Genocide and Israel’s wars with Lebanon, Yemen and Iran.
Who Is Kamala Harris? Her Context, Ascent, and Economic and Social Commitments
Between Biden’s withdrawal and election day, there has been little time for either the Democratic Party or former President Donald Trump to define the current vice president.
Who Is Kamala Harris? Aggressive Foreign and Military Policies
As she accepted the Democratic nomination, Harris promised to maintain the world’s “most lethal” military and ensure that “America—not China—wins the competition for the 21st century.”