Account
by Milan Rai
What Stop the War and the direct actionists missed in 2003
by Gabriel Carlyle
Staughton Lynd, 22 November 1929 – 17 November 2022
Ukraine: Sunak must support negotiation not escalation
The Bomb has, to a large extent, been a racist weapon, argues Milan Rai
by PN staff
British weapons, advisers and diplomatic support have contributed to hundreds of thousands of deaths
Zelenskyy's call for a Global Peace Summit is about supporting Ukraine’s war effort, not negotiating an end to the war
Celebration of campaigns and community initiatives 'influenced by anarchist principles' to take place on 15 February
by David Polden
Three more jailed over Bristol clashes
Ukrainian conscientious objector jailed
UN General Assembly calls on World Court to rule on legal consequences of Israeli occupation
Campaign targeting arms to Israel still going strong
Military used diagnoses to 'get rid of the problem'
11 Feb 'Night Carnival' to take place in wake of 'Belmarsh Tribunal'
Release of assets frozen by US / UK crucial to averting further catastrophe
Swarm of AI-controlled drones tested on Salisbury Plain in December
Ziegler precedent leads to not-guilty verdict in trial of Just Stop Oil campaigners
No outrage over killing of 25 people in an illegal war
Eco groups file applications in high court
Nuclear bullying of non-nuclear states is a core part of Britain's nuclear doctrine
Call for groups to join 100,000-strong protest, beginning 21 April
by Brian Jones
Brian Jones reflects on the legacy of one of the most successful disarmament agreements in history
by Pat Gaffney
The latest meeting of the Catholic Nonviolence Initiative brought together people from around the world
by Padraig McCarrick
Chatham House, RUSI and IISS all accept funding from nuclear-weapons linked firms
by PN
A window poster for 1 February
by Forces Watch
Strike-breaking: using the armed forces to undermine workers’ rights
by Liam Doherty
Liam Doherty reports on the students challenging arms-trade sponsored research at UK universities
by Claire Poyner
Our columnist takes aim at 'binmenism'
by Rebecca Elson-Watkins
It's time to fight for the NHS, says Rebecca Elson-Watkins
by Cath
Our Bentley-based cooperator wonders if she's bitten off more than she can chew
by Ambrose Musiyiwa
The language we use to talk about migrants matters, says Ambrose Musiyiwa
by Penny Stone
'We can only be missing out by narrowing our gaze.'
Thirteen things I've learned visiting picket lines
The current framing of XR's mass protest on 21 April risks setting people up for disappointment and exhaustion, argues Milan Rai
