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Editorial: On the front line

by Milan Rai and Emily Johns | Comment | May 2011

Reflections on the deaths of two war photographers.

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Libyan peace deal undermined by West

by Milan Rai and Mark Bowery | News | May 2011

One of the most significant attempts to broker a peace deal to end the war in Libya failed in mid-April, undermined by western leaders who assured Libyan rebels of a military victory over L ...

Radical Media TM

by Milan Rai | News | May 2011

The event planned for October formerly known as “the Radical Media Conference” has been forced to change its name after being subjected to legal threats by an international PR and productio ...

Libya war used as RAF advert

by Emily Johns and Milan Rai | News | May 2011

“The RAF’s over-budget Typhoon fighter jets are being deployed in Libya on missions for which they are ill-equipped, because military chiefs are anxious to justify their high cost,” militar ...

We arm dictators, then bomb their people

by Milan Rai and Emily Johns | Feature | April 2011

As Peace News goes to press, Britain is once again bombing a Middle Eastern dictatorship that it previously helped to arm. ...

Editorial: Libya

by Milan Rai and Emily Johns | Comment | April 2011

How quickly wars happen. One month, we see grassroots nonviolence toppling dictators. The next month, we see a civil war. ...

Fusing our power

by Milan Rai | Feature | April 2011

We should be honest with ourselves. The anti-cuts movement is a broad movement, overwhelmingly liberal with a revolutionary fringe. ...

Why Britain arms Arab dictators

by Emily Johns and Milan Rai | Feature | March 2011

As we go to press, the British government’s systematic, sustained and deep-rooted support for repressive Arab regimes is being exposed by the wave of grassroots pro-democracy movements in the Middl ...

Editorial

by Milan Rai | Comment | June 2006

Former British prime minister Tony Blair’s justification for the Iraq war is now that, for all the devastation it caused, launching the invasion was better than leaving dictator Saddam Hus ...

Deadly obedience

by Milan Rai | Feature | March 2011

Are war and violence the same thing? What about “human nature”? How do we achieve a war-free society?

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