War And Peace / War
Articles about War, ordered by date. 
Making Waves: Afghanistan's theatre of the oppressed
Encouraging people to act out their trauma results not just in empathy but in action. Hjalmar Jorge Joffre-Eichhorn has witnessed the transformation first hand.
Afghanistan: time to move on?
Ewa Jasiewicz wonders what the US troops will be leaving behind.
Dead bastards
Heaven help military personnel who blow the whistle. Alexa O’Brien is tracking the case of Chelsea Manning.
From hero to zero
Maysoon Zayid explores the challenges facing those disabled by war, occupation and prejudice.
Algerian gas plant terror: the real story
Used to justify Western military in North Africa, we have not been told the truth about the Tiguentourine attack reveals Jeremy Keenan.
Syria's Catch-22
The current conflict has deep and tangled roots, as Tam Hussein explains.
Why American Jews are falling out of love with Israel
Outspoken scholar Norman Finkelstein speaks to Hazel Healy about his latest book Knowing Too Much.
Gone for soldiers
The reality of conflict, from World War One to Afghanistan, has had a terrible impact on Joe Glenton and his family.
Tuaregs hard hit by Mali conflict
Nick Harvey and Julien Tremblin look at the plight of Tuareg refugees caught in the crossfire of a conflict that’s as devastating as it is complex...
Eritrea's wretched independence
The country's 30-year war with Ethiopia has been followed by 21 years of repression, says Saleh 'Gadi' Johar.
Eurovision re-opens old wounds in the Caucasus
Azerbaijan's hosting of the event on 26 May has caused tensions in the region as Armenia pulls out.
Podcast: child soldiers in Colombia
Seth Biderman discusses the plight of children forced to fight in Colombia's civil war and what happens when they try to reintegrate into civil society
Cartoon Corner Special
Big Bad World, Only Planet plus guest cartoonist Mohammad Saba’aneh from Palestine.
Guns and Bread: how mercenaries moved into aid
Michael Lewis explores what happens when private security companies muscle in to 'deliver aid'.
As I walked out...
Compulsive rambler Mark Thomas walks the line along the notorious Israeli Separation Barrier in an extract from his new book.
Is talking to the Taliban a betrayal of Afghanistan’s women?
Orzala Ashraf and Michael Semple, both passionate workers for peace, have very differing points of view. Comment on our debate.
Interview with John Pilger
Why do so many journalists beat the drums of war and peddle propaganda?
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