Account
by Milan Rai
How NATO’s broken promises led us to war
by Gabriel Carlyle
Can community organising force the government to insulate the UK’s leaky homes?
by PN staff
PN surveys the legal defences employed by the Colston Four
International sanctions are starving ordinary Afghans
by Bruce Kent
Bruce Kent remembers an early martyr in the fight against nuclear weapons
by David Polden
Senior CIA officials discussed kidnapping or killing Wikileaks editor
Blind Paralympian released after 10 weeks and 6 days in jail
Government suffers 14 defeats in the Lords, though anti-Roma laws remain
Juries find climate campaigners 'not guilty' in two trials
Statue-topplers found ‘not guilty’ by Bristol jury
5 million on edge of famine as civilian casualties increase 60%
Nuclear weapons states say 'nuclear war can never be won' as they upgrade their arsenals
Warning on climate, WMDs and misinformation
100,000 block major Belgrade road
Freed IB campaigner promises 'something new' in 2022
by Andrew Rigby
A new book explores the potential of constructive nonviolent action
What happens if we apply a single standard to international behaviour?
by Jonathan Baxter
Jonathan Baxter shares his reflections from a long walk to COP26
by Chris Cole, Andrea Needham, Angie Zelter, Chris Bluemel, Henrietta Cullinan, Daniel Woodhouse
Some other acquitted activists respond to the historic Colston Four verdict
Looking at China-Taiwan from a different angle
A revealing map of the world
by Marc Morgan
Writer and thinker on nonviolence who influenced Solidarity
by Joy Lawson
Christian and socialist whose passion was nuclear disarmament
by Ambrose Musiyiwa
Ambrose Musiyiwa takes a look at a recent compilation from Jesuit Refugee Services
by Penny Stone
What point is there in the struggle if not to experience joy together?
by Rebecca Elson-Watkins
Rebecca Elson-Watkins puts her rage into words
by Cath
Our Leeds-based co-operator takes her first step to becoming a communard
by Claire Poyner
Our columnist says: stop blaming the victims of male violence
Why abolishing the monarchy matters for the peace movement
by Andrea Needham
Starting a new series: how a brilliant activist has held a secretive quango to account.
