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The Price of Violence

Perhaps one of the most revealing developments of our time is the growing number of young people questioning the priorities of the societies in which they live. In France, a wave of student protests has spread across the country, beginning…

Poland’s Best-Known Gay Couple Finally Have Their Marriage Recognised After Nine Years!

Jakub and Dawid Kwieciński-Mycek are best-known Polish gay couple. They first shot to international fame nearly a decade ago, when their homemade music video set to a Roxette song went viral worldwide and caught the attention of the band’s own…

The 21st Century Belongs to Them, Not to Those Who Decide Their Wars

From Germany to France, from the United States to the Indo-Pacific, students are taking to the streets to challenge wars, rearmament, and the decisions of those who control a future that does not belong to them. “THE 21ST CENTURY BELONGS…

Those Who Disappeared Have Not Finished Speaking

A Tribute to Maxine Lowy’s Report, the Andrónicos Antequera Brothers, and the Chilean Families Who Transformed the Suffering of Enforced Disappearance into Memory, Truth, and a Demand for Justice. “The 1973 coup d’état did not end with the seizure of…

UN and The Hague Confront Impunity for War Crimes

On October 9th, the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize Was awarded to Navi Pillay, the South African international lawyer who defended Nelson Mandela and the anti-apartheid political prisoners on Robben Island, and went on to serve as a judge on the UN International…

Reconciling Creation with Sustainable Development

After completing my service as a U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer in Morocco about 30 years ago and pursuing a graduate degree in international development, I began to see how people’s participation in their own community’s development reconciles different global outlooks…

Kicking Down Walls: Why Sports, Not Seminars, is Our One Hope for Peace

by Irshad Ahmad Mughal The world I live in is a cacophony of conflict. It is a landscape scarred by wars and proxy wars, punctuated by the deafening rhythm of violence, strikes, and protests. We have become so accustomed to…

DOÑA AURORA H. BUENO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: A Legacy of Community, Growth, and Excellence

Home. Second home. Best home. This is Doña Aurora H. Bueno Elementary School, Camp 8’s pride since 1981. By Thelma M. Pang-et Nestled in the heart of Camp 8, Baguio City, stands an institution that has become more than just…

Peace Is Not A Dirty Word 

The Useful Idiots and the Magical Thinkers About two years ago, I wrote an article suggesting that the path of peace was the only sane and coherent way forward for the US, Europe and the rest of the world. Although…

Why Is the Nobel Peace Prize So Rarely Awarded for Peace?

According to Alfred Nobel’s will, the Nobel Peace Prize shall be awarded: ”to the person who has done the most or best to advance fellowship among nations, the abolition or reduction of standing armies, and the establishment and promotion of peace…

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