Issue: 2535-2536

I went to Egypt the other week, which was activism and a holiday combined. I went to the Cairo Conference, a post-revolution event organised by the Socialist Renewal current, with various leftist groups in Egypt.

Reagan's 1986 attack on Libya and the UK peace movement's response.

Cedric Knight finds dissent alive and well in Stoke Newington.

A pacifist reflects on the many-sided television character, Doctor Who, with spoilers aplenty (especially if you haven’t seen the recent series).

Summerhill is 90 this August. Through most of a century the world has been inspired or terrified by AS Neill’s philosophy of education and his championing of children’s liberty. Peace News celebrates the birthday of a great libertarian project.

Milan Rai recaps the Chomsky-Herman "Propaganda Model" of the mainstream media.

A ground-breaking radical online newspaper, and how it put its values into practice in the workplace.

A ground-breaking radical online newspaper, and how it put its values into practice in the workplace.

The rise and rise of the internationalist left in Latin America

Peace News last visited the Slovenian long-lived social centre, Metelkova, in 1995. Michael Pooler stopped by when the PEDAL: 100 Days to Palestine cycle ride to Palestine passed through last month.

Kathy Kelly explains why she will be joining this summer's Gaza Freedom Flotilla.

For 29 years it has been the frontline against Britain’s nuclear weapons. We need Faslane Peace Camp!

Rainsoaked ride highlights Palestinian plight.

Festival inspired by Victor Jara fuses Welsh and Latin American music.