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No American Lives Should Be Lost to Defend Taiwan

Just World Admin December 9, 2020 Antiwar, Blog, China, Role of Military, U.S. policy

by Lyle J. Goldstein We’re pleased to cross-post here, with Dr. Goldstein’s permission, this op-ed he recently published on The American Conservative. Dr. Goldstein, who teaches at the U.S. Naval …

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Have a blessed Pearl Harbor Day

Just World Admin December 7, 2020 Antiwar, Blog, Militarism, U.S. policy

by David Swanson We’re happy to cross-post here the first portion of this important post that our friend David Swanson first put onto his blog a few days ago, and …

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Chinese, U.S. strategic experts discuss the South China Sea

Just World Admin October 27, 2020 Antiwar, Blog, China, Global Balance, International law, JWE news, U.S. policy

“I believe South China Sea will be a testing ground for the future of the U.S.-China geopolitical relationship. Will it be a rivalry, strategic rivalry, or competition within a rule-based …

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JWE launches dialogue project with Beijing’s Chongyang Institute

Just World Admin September 24, 2020 Antiwar, Blog, China, Global Balance, U.S. policy

On October 10, Just World Educational will be launching Phase 2 of its “World After Covid” project, in which it will be focusing on the rapidly shifting balance between the …

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With John Lewis in Stockholm 1969

Just World Editor August 3, 2020 Antiracism, Antiwar, Blog, U.S. politics, Vietnam War

Moved by the iconic recognition of John Lewis’ exceptional courage and perseverance on behalf of human rights, non-violence, and opposition to American militarism, I recall a weekend spent together in Stockholm.

75 years since the United States launched the Age of Atomic Annihilation

Just World Admin August 3, 2020 Antiwar, Blog, Nuclear weapons

This week will see the somber 75th anniversary of the two atomic bombs dropped, on August 6 and August 9th, 1945 respectively, of nuclear weapons on the heavily populated Japanese …

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Cobban writes more on Syria, its dilemmas & its (mis)representation

Just World Admin February 23, 2020 Antiwar, Blog, Humanitarian affairs, Peace resources, Syria, U.S. media

Our President, Helena Cobban, has been writing a lot about Syria recently– primarily at her personal “Just World News” blog, though many of her articles have been crossposted in full …

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Barometer: US-Iran war prospects

Just World Admin January 25, 2020 Anti-imperialism, Antiwar, Blog, Iran, Iraq, U.S. policy

by Helena Cobban This piece is crossposted from the Just World News blog of JWE President Helena Cobban Three weeks after the United States’ January 3 assassination of Gen. Qasem …

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Nearly 50 years since the Kent State Massacre

Just World Admin November 28, 2019 Antiwar, Blog, U.S. politics, Vietnam War

On May 4, 1970, the campus of Kent State University in Kent, Ohio was the site of one of the key moments in the broad movement in the United States …

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What Do Iraqi Protesters Want?

Just World Admin November 22, 2019 Anti-imperialism, Antiwar, Blog, Iraq, U.S. policy

By Raed Jarrar (@raedjarrar) During the last 6 weeks, over 300 Iraqis have been killed and over 15,000 injured in a bloody uprising that has been absent from US headlines.  …

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