Statement of the No to war – no to NATO network on NATO2030

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The No to war – No to NATO Network condemns the proposals for a new NATO agenda, outlined in NATO 2030: United for a New Era. The report presents a dangerous expansion plan that will increase tension and the risk of war.

Introduction

In 2020 NATO-Secretary-General Stoltenberg commissioned a group of 10 ‘experts’ to reflect on the future of NATO. In their report NATO 2030: United for a new Era they come up with 138 proposals that are supposed to help the military alliance meet key challenges in the next decade. The report, while not yet formally adopted by NATO, will be used to inspire the next NATO summit scheduled to be held in Brussels later this year. Continue reading →

2021/07/27 zoom webinar 13 h CEST
Invitation to Common Security 2022 Summit Series: 100 Seconds to Midnight – How to Handle the Nuclear Threat: Going from Arms Race to Disarmament and Universal Ban

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please register for the event in advance at: https://bit.ly/3xXKcTb

The International Peace Bureau, Olof Palme International Center, and International Trade Union Confederation hereby invites you to join us on Tuesday, 27 July at 13:00 Central European Summer Time for the first digital summit in our Common Security 2022 series. Registration is now open.

The American Empire of the West deploys troops for battle

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Manlio Dinucci      The NATO Summit took place yesterday at NATO headquarters in Brussels: the North Atlantic Council meeting at the highest level of State and Government Leaders. It was formally chaired by Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, de facto by the President of the United States Joseph Biden, who came to Europe to call to arms his Allies in the global conflict against Russia and China. The NATO Summit was preceded and prepared by two political initiatives that saw Biden … Continue reading →

Link to recording and description of US-Australian Talisman Sabre war maneuvers webinar

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HI all–and here are summaries of the presentations for the webinar on Talisman Sabre–written by Vets For Peace chapter secretary Bob Keilback–about the webinar which I found very helpful for future use if others wish to show parts of the webinar to their organizations:   Thanks to Bob Keilbach of Vets For Peace Chapter 34 New York City for writing up a summary of the presentations in the webinar Talisman Sabre (TS-21) US-Australia Military Exercises.and to Rachel Clark for organizing … Continue reading →

Video now online 2021/06/16 ZOOM Conference Call
on Talisman Sabre-21 US-Australia Military Exercises Copy

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Join Vets For Peace New York City Chapter for a program on US-Australian Military Exercises:

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Prominent IPAN & US Peace Movement Activists Ann Wright, Annette Brownlie, Robin Taubenfeld, Dr. Margaret Beavis, and Dr Vince Scappatura will discuss the joint biennial Australia-US Talisman Sabre military exercises (TS-21), which are scheduled for late June thru July 31, 2021.

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2021/06/23 zoom webinar 23:00 UTC
Preparations for Nuclear War with China over Taiwan – Then and Now

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CPDCS HOST DANIEL ELLSBERG on JUNE 23 for “Preparations for War with China Over Taiwan – Then in Now” in which Dan will be reviewing the secret history of U.S. preparations for nuclear war over Taiwan in 1958 and their implications for the current tensions over Taiwan and the debate over U.S. nuclear first strike policy.
You can register at: https://tinyurl.com/95khf4746

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OTAN mondiale : une menace pour la Paix Webinaire online 13- 14 juin 2021 Global NATO: a Threat to Peace Online webinar June 13 & 14 2021 L’OTAN en Afrique / NATO in Africa Alain ROUY, Le Mouvement de la Paix (France) Until now, NATO has paid little attention to Africa, although the Western powers that are members of NATO have a strong presence on the African continent, in particular France, a former colonial power, and the United States, which … Continue reading →