With 750 military bases in 80 countries, the US still remains a threat to global peace
The Afghan war may be over, but the vast global network of US military bases still threatens peace, an American ...
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The new anti-China ‘defence’ pact shows no lessons were learned from Afghanistan
Australia, the UK, and the US have signed a new military pact they say will protect their countries. The allies ...
The UK claims some wars were moral missions. But it doesn’t count how many it kills.
UK governments often claim their wars and occupations have a moral element. And the Iraq, Afghanistan and Libyan wars were ...
Dogs and babies: how the savagery of the Afghanistan war is being re-written in pictures
Soldiers helping kids and a former British marine trying to get rescue animals out of Kabul. These have become some ...
This Tory MP believes we need to invade Afghanistan. Again.
UK military forces must return to Afghanistan, a Tory MP has said. Tobias Ellwood insisted that only a new deployment ...
Armenian, Cypriot, and Kurdish groups condemn Turkish aggression in Kurdistan
Armenian, Cypriot, and Kurdish organisations have condemned Turkish aggression in Kurdistan. In a press release, they called for sanctions and ...
Boris Johnson says no to inquiry into disastrous 20-year Afghanistan war
Boris Johnson doesn't want an inquiry into the 20 year long Afghanistan war. In his withdrawal announcement on Thursday 8 ...
UK foreign policy link to nine times increase in asylum queues
UK asylum queues have grown massively since 2010. New figures obtained by the Refugee Council say that waiting lists are ...
Policy which denied Commonwealth veterans visas could be scrapped
A policy which forces Commonwealth troops to pay thousands of pounds to stay in the UK after their service could ...
‘Lest we forget’: anti-war statue of Iraq veteran goes up in Margate
A statue of a young soldier has gone up in Margate. And it's quite different to most military statues. It ...
‘Prejudice’ led to a failure to commemorate thousands of soldiers of colour
The UK government has apologised for failing to equally commemorate up to 350,000 British Empire troops who died in WW1. ...
The army is now hijacking feminist language in an attempt to recruit young women
The British Army is up to its old tricks again. This time using progressive language to indoctrinate girls aged as ...
Peers launch a scathing attack on the government’s War Crimes Immunity Bill
Peers in the House of Lords are giving the government's controversial war crimes immunity bill a rough ride, with one ...
Office for Veterans’ Affairs doesn’t collect data on ex-forces suicides or homelessness
The Office for Veterans' Affairs doesn't collect data on homelessness or suicides among the ex-military population, according to a Freedom ...
Labour’s future foreign policy will be bleak if it follows advice to ‘break the rules’
Breaking the rules, cyber-attacking civilians, and 'aggression' in international affairs are the way forward for Labour foreign policy, a former ...
Bombs not food: Labour backs massive Tory military budget
Labour has backed a gigantic war budget hike announced by the Tory government. The reported £16.5bn will go on ships ...
Why is your power station wearing a poppy? Britain’s last industry, Hugely Performative Patriotism, is thriving.
The numbers are finally in. We can report that Gross Domestic Respect (GDR) is up by 20% this quarter. The ...
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