Tag: Militarism

Select period from
to
Riarmare l’Italia o comprare la prossima guerra?
Italiano
Riarmare l’Italia o comprare la prossima guerra?
August 16, 2026

Se il risultato finale del grande riarmo sarà un’Italia con più carri armati, più caccia e più missili, ma ancora dipendente da tecnologie, infrastrutture, software e sistemi strategici prodotti altrove, avremo ottenuto qualcosa di curioso.

Paper tiger: The U.S. trillion-dollar war machine
August 15, 2026

With its unwinnable war on Iran, the U.S. urgently needs to rethink the illegal and corrupt policy of aggressive war it has pursued since 2001, write Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies

Paper tiger: The U.S. trillion-dollar war machine
Editor's Сhoice
Netanyahu’s home front in the war for total domination
World
Netanyahu’s home front in the war for total domination
August 15, 2026

Netanyahu’s wars aren’t just about Iran – they’re about survival.

I ricchi e i poveri
August 13, 2026

Mentre le scuole cadono a pezzi e la formazione professionale è a corto di risorse, la Germania destina fondi alla difesa, ma non dispone degli ingegneri necessari per costruire le proprie armi.

I ricchi e i poveri
Italiano
Sign up for
the World
Analytics
Newsletter
A critical history of the European Common Defense Project: From ReArm Europe to the never-ending war
Security
The have and have–nots
August 6, 2026

While schools crumble and vocational training starves, Germany redirects funds to defense—but lacks the engineers to build its weapons.

The have and have–nots
World
A critical history of the European Common Defense Project: the Army that could never be
World
A critical history of the European Common Defense Project: the Army that could never be
August 5, 2026

Europe’s dream of a common army was stillborn in 1954 – and keeps dying.

How Lockheed Martin, Raytheon & BAE Systems are propagandizing children to support war through STEM
August 5, 2026

Raytheon sponsors the Girl Scouts of America. BAE Systems is reading your toddlers their favorite fairytale stories. And Lockheed Martin funds children’s math and STEM festivals. This is done with great fanfare, supposedly to empower and inspire children to pursue their passion for science. In reality, though, these companies are attempting to launder their images and enlist the next generation to become cogs in the military-industrial complex.

How Lockheed Martin, Raytheon & BAE Systems are propagandizing children to support war through STEM
Editor's Сhoice