Account
by Milan Rai
There should be no time limit on the open border in Ireland
by Raphael Mimoun, Sarah Freeman-Woolpert
Participatory movement is forcing France to reckon with the impact of austerity on the working class
by Bruce Kent
Responses from peace activists to the BBC’s 2018 Reith Lectures on war
We need to break the huge visions that we have into smaller, winnable struggles, argues PN editor Milan Rai
by Jane Tallents
Convictions for activism-related offences could lead to some European activists being forced to leave the UK
by David Polden
Anti-arms trade campaigners found guilty on appeal
by PN
Doomsday clock still 'closest it has ever been to apocalypse'
Arms trade protested in London and Brussels
Anti-deportation campaigners face years in prison
by Mair Jones
Whistleblower and passionate campaigner for peace dies aged 56
by Rebecca Elson-Watkins
A round-up of what Extinction Rebellion groups are doing round the UK
Anti-nuke campaigners in court this April
New date for Germany's 'coal exit' good news for ancient forest but still 'disastrous' for climate
Milan Rai recaps the history of US nuclear threats against North Korea
by Rob Fairmichael
Brexit (and demographics) is creating plenty of future work for peace activists in Northern Ireland
by Kathy Kelly
Connecting war in West Asia with war preparation in East Asia
by Stephen Metcalfe
by Virginia Moffatt
Responses from peace activists to the BBC's 2018 Reith Lectures on war
by Joe Guinan, Christine Berry
In a new book, two Labour left-wingers draw on post-1945 European history to prepare radical movements to make a Corbyn government a radical success
by Dennis Gould
Peace News celebrates Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s 100th birthday on 24 March
by Claire Poyner
Our columnist takes on the anti-vaxxers
'I was a stranger and you welcomed me'
by Cath
'I've been to utopia and seen it in action'
by
Squirrel catching, marmalade tea and more!
by Penny Stone
‘But I dare, I want, can I? Yes, I dare, go and want!’
by Nick Palazzolo
Coffee farmers win a living wage
