Peace and Disarmament
“We are campaigning against military bases”
The president of the World Peace Council, Socorro Gomes, in an exclusive interview for Pressenza talks about the current campaigns of her organization and demands the withdrawal of troops from invaded countries and the end to military bases. »
Global Week of Action Against Gun Violence
Each year activists around the world use the Global Week of Action Against Gun Violence to raise awareness, campaign for better gun laws and push for stronger regulation of the global arms trade. This year the Week of Action is 15–21 June. »
Peace Bureau deplores general rise in military spending
Global peace network urges investments in diplomacy rather than preparations for resource wars »
Museum Killing and the Culture of Violence
Global peace march proposes an alternative approach »
The time has come!
Montserrat Ponsa i Tarrés, journalist and member of the Culture and Peace Foundation, gives testimony in this article of the reasons that led her to participate in the 1st World March for Peace and Nonviolence. »
Report: Global Military Spending Rose to $1.46 Trillion in 2008
A new study by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute has found global military spending rose four percent last year to a record $1.46 trillion despite the global financial crisis. »
World Peace March to start from most peaceful nation on earth
Global Peace Index gives top ranking to New Zealand, the launching site of the 95-nation peace march. »
The Time is Now: Reduce the Threat of Nuclear Weapons
Although the cold war ended some 20 years ago, Obama is the first U.S. president to commit to making significant changes in U.S. nuclear weapons policy to reflect new global realities. »
The Spanish National Organization of the Blind will provide 36 million lottery tickets to support WM
The Spanish National Organization of the Blind (ONCE) will support the World March by providing three different lottery tickets which refers the issue." »
Noam Chomsky begins his collaboration at Pressenza Agency with his new article “The Torture Memos”
Pressenza announces Noam Chomsky, whom The New York Times Book Review has called "arguably the most important intellectual alive," as a new featured columnist. In his inaugural article, the professor at the MIT and author of over a 100 books comments on the use of torture by the Bush administration to obtain evidence proving the connection between Al-Qaeda and Iraq within the greater historical context. »
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