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Jun 16, 2019

U.S. brags about targeting Russian power plants with cyber-attacks -- have they lost their minds?

David J. Climenhaga

In 2011, the Americans called cyber attacks an act of war. Now they're carrying out online attacks against Russia's power grid, according to the New York Times.

Columnists

Jun 7, 2019

D-Day, the last 'good' war

Rick Salutin

Well that was a piece of unfortunate timing: the botch on opening a memorial to Canada's fallen soldiers in Afghanistan came just before the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

Blog

May 30, 2019

The movement is growing to shut down CANSEC

Brent Patterson

On May 29, nearly 100 activists blocked the two entrances to the largest arms fair in Canada.

Blog

Mar 5, 2019

War is not the way to climate justice

Brent Patterson

We need to move from war to renewables to avoid climate breakdown. The upcoming CANSEC arms trade show in Ottawa takes us in the wrong direction.

Blog

Dec 21, 2018

Renewed federal funding gives boost to KAIROS Women of Courage program

Dennis Gruending

The federal government has reinstated funding chopped in 2009 by the Harper regime for KAIROS Canada's Women of Courage program.

Podcast

Nov 29, 2018

'Jirga': A new film about stereotypes, unjust war and moral courage

face2face

Director Benjamin Gilmour and actor Sam Smith talk to David Peck about stereotypes, humanizing others, the absurdity of war, forgiveness, ethical codes, moral courage and suffering silence.

Podcast

Nov 13, 2018

What are the lessons for the left in Syria?

Asia Pacific Currents

The popular uprising in Syria has been drowned in blood. What could have the left and international solidarity movements done better to avoid this outcome?

Columnists

Nov 6, 2018

100 years after First World War, a forum for peace opens in Paris

Duncan Cameron

French President Emmanuel Macron sees dangers 100 years after the "never again" promise of 1918 failed to produce peace. In November, France will host a 100th anniversary event: the Paris Peace Forum.

Blog

Aug 30, 2018

John McCain's passing is a moment to critically reflect on Canadian militarism

Yves Engler

The NDP leadership's response to noted war hawk John McCain's death is shameful. Even worse, it reflects a general hostility towards the victims of Western imperialism.

Podcast

Aug 16, 2018

The Globalization of War

Needs No Introduction

Professor Michel Chossudovsky links the 9/11 attacks to more recent wars, theorizing that it's all part of a larger plan. Recorded on June 8, 2018 by Global Research News Hour.

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