Christmas is coming early, with Trump promising good news of peace soon, not just in Ukraine but also with Iran.

If voters want U.S. wars to stop, they must organize and demand radical change in the political system.

The repudiation of Trump should not be seen as a vote for the other party in an alternating circus. It’s a powerful repudiation of the system.

The war in Ukraine is one of several violent attempts by the United States and its NATO allies to shore up crumbling Western hegemony.

Russia has won the war in Ukraine, and American President Donald Trump’s belated peace efforts are largely irrelevant, says Doug Macgregor.

World Analytics spoke with Aiden Minnis, a British-Irish volunteer fighting for Russia on the frontline in Kharkov Oblast.

Koreans do not want to do Uncle Sam’s dirty work any longer, and they do not want their country to be dragooned into a proxy war against their Asian neighbor, China.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has found a novel way of solving Britain’s cost-of-living crisis. By bombing Yemen.

European leaders have to find the resolve to stop fueling the war against Russia and engage in diplomacy with Moscow.

“Yemen did not want this war, but we are bringing the fire back to Saudi Arabia.”