June 2026
The Dangers of Big Power Domination of Global Affairs
The UN Security Council's veto power blocks ceasefire resolutions. The P5's dominance undermines global governance and peacekeeping efforts.
Nuclear Disarmament
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June 2026
Eighty Years of Nuclear Terror
The world has lived on borrowed time since 1945. Nuclear weapons threaten human survival.
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June 2026
I Dissent
Hon. Douglas Roche criticizes global spending imbalances and humanitarian harm from war. He condemns poverty perpetuation, environmental destruction, and nuclear weapons lies.
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March 2023
Winter is coming in Ukraine: Are there prospects for peace?
Robin Collins and Sylvie Lemieux, co-chairs of the Canadian Network to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, weigh the prospects for ending the war in Ukraine. Drawing on a panel discussion, they consider NATO's posture, the risks of escalation, and the role Canada and civil society could play in building a durable peace platform.
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December 2023
How Strengthened Global Governance Could Produce a Nuclear-Free World
The world faces an existential nuclear danger, with nine nuclear powers engaged in an arms race and military confrontations. Creating a nuclear-free world, however, remains possible through global cooperation and disarmament efforts.
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December 2023
For Oppenheimer, a World Government Was the Only Way to Save Us From Ourselves
Oppenheimer, a leading proponent of world government, argued that international control was the only way to prevent a nuclear arms race. His early proposals for an international Atomic Development Agency laid the groundwork for global cooperation.
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December 2025
In Memoriam: Randy Kehler
Randy Kehler, a dedicated peace activist, passed away in July after a life committed to eradicating war and expanding justice. His efforts, including the 'Freeze Campaign' and influencing the release of the Pentagon Papers, left a lasting mark on global resistance.
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June 2022
The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and the World’s Future
The UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons marks the first anniversary of its entry into force. Despite opposition from nuclear powers, the treaty has gained considerable momentum, with support growing in NATO countries and major global economies.
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June 2019
In Memoriam: Takeshi Akune
Takeshi Akune, Secretary General of the World Federalist Movement of Japan from the 1990s, died in January in Sakai, Osaka, having spent his career advocating for the International Criminal Court, a UN Parliamentary Assembly, and nuclear disarmament. His final public campaign was a petition calling on President Trump to halt land reclamation at Oura Bay in Okinawa, which gathered over 210,000 signatures.
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June 2020
Albert Einstein from Pacifism to the Idea of World Government
This collection explores the evolution of Albert Einstein's thoughts on peace, war, and the potential for world government. It covers topics ranging from his views on pacifism and federalism to his open letters to the UN General Assembly.
