Hedges: No Way Out but War
Permanent war has cannibalized the country. It has created a social, political, and economic morass. Each new military debacle is another nail in the coffin of Pax Americana.
Permanent war has cannibalized the country. It has created a social, political, and economic morass. Each new military debacle is another nail in the coffin of Pax Americana.
A cohort of Republicans, part of the dissenting vote on Biden's Ukraine war package, seeks oversight and specifics about the destination of U.S. money and weapons.
This is not the time to make decisions in a moment of historical hysteria and panic, writes Jan Oberg.
What will be the consequences of the United States’s commitment to long-term conflict, and where will we be when the war finally ends?
Trump Derangement Syndrome still lives on in America's political debate as virulent as ever.
The U.S. military emits more carbon than 140 countries combined, fueling climate change and environmental degradation. Below we examine five ways in which the Pentagon is destroying the environment.
U.S. arms contractors are not only profiting, but also benefiting, from the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
U.S. hypocrisy in no way excuses the murderous rampage of Russia’s war on Ukraine, but hopping on a bandwagon of the U.S. government as a force for peace is a…
The doctrine of permanent war dominated our lives during the Cold War and dominates our lives now.
Russia was baited into war but that does not absolve its criminal act of aggression.
After the fall of the Soviet Union, there was a near universal understanding among political leaders that NATO expansion would be a foolish provocation against Russia. How naive we were…
This country has sacralized its version of global war and now the world is reaping what we sowed.
The USD 2.5 billion arms deal was approved despite calls by rights groups and even some members of Congress for a tougher stance on Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who…
Why did the United States fail so ignominiously in Vietnam? Why did it fail again in Afghanistan? The answers to these two questions turn out to be similar.
January 22 marked the one year since nuclear weapons were made illegal. Nine nations continue to reject this.