Account
by Milan Rai
Ed Miliband didn’t lose because he was 'too left-wing’
by PN
Peace News Summer Camp, Shropshire, 30 July—3 August
by Stephanie Jones
An excerpt from a ground-breaking book on class oppression in the US
by Chris Cole
Britain carries out 100 armed drone attacks against ISIS insurgency
by David Polden
Whistleblower could face charges
by PN staff
Scottish direct action protest draws 250
by Claire Poyner
Network for Peace co-ordinator Claire Poyner reflects on the likely impact of the election on anti-nuclear campaigning
by Bristol Anarchist Federation
Post-election, we must make ourselves ungovernable, argues Bristol Anarchist Federation
by Sarah Redd
Fears for civil liberties as Tories launch new drive against 'extremism'
by Wendy Lewis
Welsh radical remembered
by Genny Bove
Tireless activist engaged in 'anarchic direct action'
New app to 'educate' soldiers
NPT protests stretch around the globe
Tamarians occupy Plymouth church
by Sareena Rai
An earthquake diary by a Nepali anarchist
by Ben Cowles
The classist laws that block foreign partners from joining their British spouses
by COIN
We must bridge the political divide if we're to tackle climate change, argues George Marshall
Climate activists prepare for a crucial meeting
by Kelvin Mason
Social movements should take heed of social psychology, argues Kelvin Mason
by Emily Johns, Gabriel Carlyle
How Britain's greatest living philosopher lost his sense of humour, but got the last laugh.
by Andrea Mbarushimana
A WW1 Tommy looks at nuclear warfare
by Jeff Cloves
Our regular columnist recalls the big impact of a pacifist uncle
by Virginia Moffatt
Why anniversaries matter
by David McReynolds
A long-time activist recalls an example of different class cultures
