MELINDA BURRELL – Officials can ask their local community mediation centers or other skilled facilitators for help. Our public meetings can become part of our way forward.
Democrats should give peace a chance in Ukraine
NORMAN SOLOMON – It is time for Americans and their elected representatives to set aside partisan lenses and see what’s really at stake with the Ukraine war. Endless killing is no solution at all.
What if Americans protested like Icelanders?
GEORGE LAKEY – If 3 percent of Americans took to the streets instead of looking for justice in the next election we would actually see what a “political revolution” looks like.
Dementia, Depression, and the Nuclear Button: The Shocking Reality of Mental Decline in Command
UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO – A startling new study reveals that many world leaders with access to nuclear weapons were suffering from serious health issues—including dementia, depression, strokes, and addiction—while still in power. Some were comatose, others deeply impaired, and in multiple cases, their conditions were deliberately concealed from the public.
Resistance to Autocracy Surges in US and Around the World
RIVERA SUN – Relentless action has had some notable impacts. In addition to Colombia’s president enforcing their coal shipment ban President Macron has stated that France will recognize the Palestinian State by September. The Israeli human rights organization B’Tselem put out a straightforward and unequivocal statement calling this a genocide. The most recent US Senate vote on blocking military aid to Israel revealed that the majority of Democrats now favor ending military aid to Israel.
ICJ Advisory Opinion: World’s Top Court Lays Out Historic Protections For Climate-Impacted Nations in Landmark Ruling
MARTINA IGINI – The International Court of Justice delivered a landmark opinion on the obligations of states in respect of climate change, marking a historic win and a turning point for the world’s most vulnerable nations and communities.