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Churchill believed there were two non-atomic ways of bringing about a Japanese surrender
A leading South Korean peace activist sets out some of World Without War’s successes – and the value of international peace gatherings
Reactions from two major peace groups to the NATO summit
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Jane Holgate, Arise: Power, Strategy and Union Resurgence
Darius Holtom, Gerald Holtom: Designer of the Peace Symbol
Gaia Vince, Nomad Century: How To Survive The Climate Upheaval
Glyn Carter, Gog-Magog
Reem Kelani, For the People By the Sea
Editorial: How to blow up a movement
Andreas Malm's book 'How to blow up a pipeline' - and the film it inspired - are both asking the wrong question, argues Milan Rai
Poynted remarks
Have we 'moved beyond judging people for being rich'?
What else
The Tories are making it harder for anyone who isn't part of the Ruling Class to get an education, argues Rebecca Elson-Watkins
Diary: 'It's an exercise in imagining the worst'
Our South Yorkshire-based anarcho-communard turns the risk register on its head
'Mother Country Radicals'
Chris Cole considers a podcast looking at violent resistance to US imperialism in the 1970s
Radical Music: 'Oh bonny Potmore'
'Remember Chipko and embrace the trees.'
Ukraine sunflower
A poem by Peter Phillips
Barbara Deming
A brief account of the life of an inspiring nonviolent revolutionary
The Bomb defends ‘vital interests’ in the Global South
Join PN in shining a light on shocking UK policies
Propaganda, not history
Milan Rai reviews Serhii Plokhy's book The Russo-Ukrainian War
Ukrainian pacifist still under investigation for serious charges
Eritrea is a highly-militarised state, with at least 18 months' compulsory military service for…
Erica Smith on 'a perfect production' at London's Finborough Theatre
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Editorial: How to blow up a movement
Andreas Malm's book 'How to blow up a pipeline' - and the film it inspired - are both asking the wrong question, argues Milan Rai
Poynted remarks
Have we 'moved beyond judging people for being rich'?
What else
The Tories are making it harder for anyone who isn't part of the Ruling Class to get an education, argues Rebecca Elson-Watkins
Diary: 'It's an exercise in imagining the worst'
Our South Yorkshire-based anarcho-communard turns the risk register on its head
'Mother Country Radicals'
Chris Cole considers a podcast looking at violent resistance to US imperialism in the 1970s
Radical Music: 'Oh bonny Potmore'
'Remember Chipko and embrace the trees.'