Citizens for Global Solutions · August 2026
Nuclear powers continue expanding arsenals despite 81 years of atomic warfare. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moves Doomsday Clock to its most dangerous setting.
Citizens for Global Solutions · July 2026
World Federalist Movement · July 2026
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Citizens for Global Solutions · April 2026
Citizens for Global Solutions · February 2026
Citizens for Global Solutions · February 2026
The New START Treaty’s expiration threatens to reignite a global nuclear arms race. A world parliament is proposed as the key to preventing nuclear anarchy.
Citizens for Global Solutions · December 2025
Hermann Goering questions victors’ moral authority in war crimes trials. The article explores historical legal frameworks and modern challenges to international justice.
December 2025
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.
Citizens for Global Solutions · October 2025
Resolutions in Congress urging the US to renounce first use, end sole presidential launch authority and lead a halt to the arms race will likely stall for now. They buy time, but only abolishing the weapons, through the 2017 ban treaty, ends the danger.
Citizens for Global Solutions · July 2025
Bombing cannot settle Iran’s nuclear future; diplomacy still can. Within a year of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Kennedy and Khrushchev, with Norman Cousins as go-between, turned threats of war into a test ban treaty.
Citizens for Global Solutions · May 2025
Record military spending, $2.72 trillion in 2024, has bought no lasting security: one nation’s arms look like a threat to the next, and the race ends in war. Treaties and stronger international institutions offer real safety instead.
Citizens for Global Solutions · April 2025
U.S. allies consider expanding nuclear capabilities amid Trump’s NATO criticism. A nuclear arms race intensifies globally as security concerns rise.
Citizens for Global Solutions · March 2025
The U.S. ‘America First’ policy reflects deep historical roots of nationalism. The article critiques its impact on global governance and international law.
Young World Federalists · January 2025
War spending should be redirected to human needs, the UN federalized with fair representation, and privacy, the internet and the climate protected by stronger rules. Ranking humanity above nation and profit is presented as attainable, not utopian.
World Federalist Movement · August 2024
The Israel-Gaza conflict risks escalating into a wider war. A strike on an Iranian consulate in Syria sparks retaliatory attacks.
World Federalist Movement · June 2024
Iran’s nuclear ambitions and regional tensions heighten risks of accidental or intentional nuclear conflict. The article warns of a sleepwalking crisis as proliferation and geopolitical rivalries escalate.
Citizens for Global Solutions · May 2024
Nuclear arsenals grow out of rivalry among sovereign nations, a lesson the first antinuclear campaigners of the 1940s understood and later movements forgot. Treaties bought time, but ending the danger means reforming the international system itself.
