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OPEN LETTER to Global GeoPolitics

The Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev rejecting further military aid to Ukraine and calling for a diplomatic solution to the war. This means Mr Radev either lives in cuckooland or that he is, like so many politicians, a hypocrite, a well trained "diplomat". Prime...

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OPEN LETTER to Global GeoPolitics

Dear GG, it seems you believe UN diplomats and politicians care about people's wellbeing! all the inconveniences, expenditure, housing, education, health and employment problems, cost of living, environmental pollution, homelessness and other humanitarian crisis...

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OPEN LETTER to Global GeoPolitics

GG, your analysis of US Senator Lindsey Graham's death and possible causes is excellent. However, saying "....since Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022" is extremely inaccurate and misleading. Of course, in games of wars, the country commissioned to start...

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OPEN LETTER to Yasmeen Ali, Director of Pakpotpourri

My reply to the question "who leads the war racket?" There are no leaders. The War Business is a permanent competition between countries with a war industry. I give you one example, but you can use it to all conflicts in the world. During the very violent years of the...

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OPEN LETTER to Global GeoPolitics

GG, I'm afraid, in this particular instance, you misinterpret political/diplomatic/military/Media language. NATO’s narrative of Ukrainian victory is spot on. Ukraine is the star country for NATO. Thanks to Ukraine and its puppet president, NATO chiefs have managed to...

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OPEN LETTER

Your article, GG. is misleading. You report that "Moscow tells Berlin to stop arming Kiev instead of preaching peace". But Germany is not arming Kiev. Germany is selling arms to Kiev, like they sell to other countries and like many other countries sell artillery to...

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A very well-researched and enlightening article

Two Fronts, One Strategic Architecture By global geopolitics on July 10, 2026 How RAND’s Russia strategy and Brookings’ Iran strategy were written into the wars that followed RAND Corporation is not an independent commentator sitting outside the American state. It is...

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PD

PD ALL wars are 'proxy' wars, for those who fight them are only following orders. They have to fight against, torture, kill, people they've never met, people who've done nothing to them personally. The people who actually 'make' war, are men and women sitting in an...

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OPEN LETTER to Global GeoPolitics

Dear GG, what matters is not 'who' finances wars or 'who' procures weapons. All countries have their 'weapon programmes', even countries 'without' a war industry. The war business is not about 'manufacturing', it is about buying and selling. It is natural that...

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OPEN LETTER to Conflict and Resilience Monitor

On 1–2 August 2026, Heads of State will gather in Luanda, Angola for an Extraordinary Summit of the African Union (AU) on Strengthening Mechanisms for Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Africa. THIS MEANS WE CAN CONFIDENTLY EXPECT MORE CONFLICTS, WARS, VIOLENCE,...

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OPEN LETTER to Global GeoPolitics

GG, your analysis of the American economy as affected by military spending is correct from a conventional point of view. However, in real terms, that is the "reality", is different. In times of crisis, medical research, Health in general, Hospitals, education,...

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Open Letter to Global GeoPolitics

UNIVERSITY VERSUS LUCRATIVE CAREERS For a well paid and many-perk career, it is better to become a professional government slave and murderer; that is, join a branch of the Armed Forces and go on killing and destruction rampages whenever politicians' orders come. If...

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Open Letter

For you GG, the dispute between Estonia and the European Shooting Confederation (ESC) "shows how international competitions have become entangled with the geopolitical stance against Russia by the West." I'd invite you to study the history of sport, analyse the...

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Open Letter to Bitter Truth

Middle East Ceasefire or a Bigger War? You contribute to the 'bigger war' you do NOTHING to eliminate the war industry and the Armed Forces. Politicians have the obligations to ensure the industries products are sold and used. That is the ONLY way the Death and...

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OPEN LETTER

GG, your excellent article "America’s Terrorist Pipeline For War with China" is the best way of showing the world what I've been saying for decades: without politicians, without governments, we would not have Terrorism. They control everything, mercenary armies,...

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OPEN LETTER to Global GeoPolitics

GG, I'm truly surprised you don't know who rules America! It's been ruled for decades, like many other countries, by the war industry and subsidiary institutions, like Banks, Media, oil companies, etc. HUFUD Founder & President https://hufud.org/...

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OPEN LETTER to Pope Leo XIV.

  London 5th of July 2026. Your Holiness, in the speech you gave yesterday in Lampedusa, Italy, you said "Europe should work towards creating a world where nobody is forced to emigrate". Don't you know that Europe, like America, Africa, Asia and Oceania have...

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OPEN LETTER

GG, thank you for your article on what you call "Three theatres – Iran, Ukraine, and now the Philippines – one recurring pattern of escalation dressed as restraint". I understand your message and analysis, but I would like to add the three countries you discuss do not...

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OPEN LETTER to Global GeoPolitics

Why do you say "Information Space Has Become the Decisive Battleground of 21st-Century Conflict" only? all wars of the 20th Century were also based on false information specifically designed to mislead populations. And this practice applies not only to the United...

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The effects of the war industry

This Month in African Military Profiles West Africa's coastal states in focus The Sahel insurgency continues its southward spread Maritime security and counter-insurgency dominate defence priorities Modernisation efforts challenged by structural constraints West...

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SOUTH AFRICA

  Demonstrators have worn traditional Zulu attire. (Ihsaan Haffejee/Anadolu via Getty Images) CYRIL RAMAPHOSAMASS IMMIGRATIONSOUTH AFRICA    Wessie du Toit 27 JUN 2026 - 12:10AM 7 MINS As Britain reacted to an eruption of anti-migrant violence in Belfast earlier...

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OPEN LETTER

GG, your reasoning is 100% correct and what we have to remember is that, with different words, the Defense Planning Guidance document articulates the same ideas - and orders - that forty five years earlier, the late US president Dwight Eisenhower 'dictated' in his...

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OPEN LETTER

The Racket That Never Sleeps 2 GG, your description war, as you analyse Major General Smedley Butler's thoughts on the subject, is faultless. However the Alternative to war, as suggested by Margaret Mead is not so accurate. Ms Mead says "The greatest obstacle to peace...

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OPEN LETTER

Yes GG, you are right, war is a racket, but don't blame the organisers of war (politicians, governments) or the war industry itself. They are all doing their job, fulfilling their duties. Blame brainwashed humanity, who blindly or passively accept militarism. You ,...

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Open Letter to Global GeoPolitic

WAR GAMES We read “Russia attacked Ukraine” and “Ukraine attacked Russia”, but the truth is that both countries attack each other, and this is how it was agreed to happen. Politicians are not stupid. Why would they spend billions in the “attack” industry and on...

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OPEN LETTER to Global GeoPolitics

GG, your analysis is correct, the American and Israeli military campaign against Iran was straightforward: sustained aerial bombardment, but I think you you miss one point: Iran was prepared for what happened, as with all armed conflicts, everything was negotiated in...

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OPEN LETTER to Win Without War

My reaction after reading WWW's article "This amendment is key to how we cut the Pentagon budget — and it’s being debated NOW" Working families struggling to put food on the table, pay their bills, and cover high gas prices do not result from Trump’s war on Iran but...

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OPEN LETTER to The Mizrachi Perspective

Day 99: no agreement, no compromise with the colonizers, ever There is agreement!!! the agreement to fight. Without war agreements there would be no fighting. Politicians have slaves (Armed Forces) at their disposal and train them to fight, torture, kill, die, destroy...

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OPEN LETTER to Global Geopolitics

Everything you write in your excellent analytical article “Everyone Wants to Be Great Again” is accurate, but the most important words, the most meaningful message is in the subtitle of the piece: “The Putin–Xi Multipolar Declaration, the Data Behind It, and Why...

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Open Letter to Global Geopolitics

USA identifying China as the primary systemic competitor, means nothing in reality. Competition is a healthy activity, very stimulating and most productive.   In fact, USA and China have an all-round excellent business arrangement, with China being the largest -...

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Open Letter to NPR (National Public Radio)

Why do you say "the Iran War"? the war involves many countries. Firstly USA and Israel, then all countries selling military paraphernalia to all three countries and the war supremo, who watches and supervises all wars in the world, the obedient UN 'Secretary' General....

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Open Letter to Global Geopolitics

I very much hope Global Geopolitics continues and increases the education of its readers. 99% of the readers believe that diplomats are paid to betray their own country, without asking themselves why are these people called 'diplomats' in the first place.   A...

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Open Letter to Global Geopolitics

Why the "Ukraine War"? it is the "Russia-Ukraine" war, the lethal and destructive game agreed between the the two governments. Russia politely gave Ukraine the months requested by the smaller country to increase the number of fighters, desperately training innocent...

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Open Letter to the Mizrachi Perspective

Hello Alon,   Sorry that I don't become a paid reader of you rants, but I don't learn anything from what you say, despite you telling us the truth..   All negotiations to prevent war are "false". They have to be. The gullible world still believe the War...

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Letter to World Press

To me, the Architecture of Power is very visible!   Your "transnational oligarchs" can be people born in the poorest homes. Your "class interest" are in reality 'money or business interests'. There are hundreds of such people who are totally illiterate, who've...

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Open Letter to Global Geopolitics

All of this, financial losses, market breakdown, Economic contraction, energy disruption, inflation, rising debt costs is what governments generated in the thirties in order to produce WWII. As people accept the immorality of war and the war industry, politicians have...

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Open Letter to Pulse of Israel

Jews were not in Israel 5,000 years ago. They invaded, slaughtered and occupied the lands they claim. It's ALL in the Tannach, one of the bloodiest books ever written.   When the Ottomans invaded, around the 9th century, Jews didn't fight back, they left.  ...

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Letters to Think BRICS and to David Milliband

Bombs NEVER replace Bridges! bombs destroy bridges. This is exactly what they are made for. I oppose bombs (and all killing toys), so I have the right to complain about their manufacturing and trade. But anybody who accepts Militarism. that is the War Industry and the...

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Open Letter to Global Geopolitics

The more I read this GG article on the Gulf States, Israel and Iran, the more I understand why politicians who read my books agree with the title I gave them: "The Game of War" and "$$$$$s In Their Hearts" Alberto Portugheis HUFUD Founder & President

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Open Letter to Think BRICS

To me, BRICS or no BRICS makes no difference at all to humanity. The moment BRICS countries accept the waste of billions in Armed Forces, War industry and wars, they are the same as non-BRICS countries. Their economy, as well as that of their citizens will NEVER...

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Open Letter to Global Geopolitics

Everything is running smoothly according to plan, to the sinister plan of the war industry, who uses governments, all of them protected by the war supremo, (right now his name is Antonio Guterres, but it is the job of anybody called UN "Secretary" General)....

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Open letter to Global Geopolitics

Sometimes I feel this article is about criticizing the United States of America than about the truth. Targeted political assassination are practiced by many governments.   As to what Harry S. Truman said, that 'ultimate accountability in matters of state rests...

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United for Peace Conference

No To War, Yes to Peace: A Global Call to End Wars and Militarism   Time and Date:   Thursday   26 March, 2026   18:00 - 20:00 (UK Time)       To register for this event, please reply this email or use Eventbrite:...

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Message to Global Geopolitics

Peace will come when politicians in Iran, Israel and USA - and all countries with Armed Forces - stop benefiting financially.   NEVER forget "war is a racket"

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Open Letter to Global Geopolitics

" Unprovoked Iran Conflict"??????? Iran, like USA and the rest of the world play their role as members of the war club UN VERY WELL. Do you think Iranian politicians have nothing better to do with money than keep huge Armed Forces, buy thousands of missiles and...

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Letter to?

The Iran war is not failing. Wars are a 'racket' and one of the reasons governments involved do everything they can to promote them and make them last as long as possible.   The war industry supports politicians and political parties that support them....

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Open Letter to Think BRICS

BRICS is interested in "oil prices, fuels global inflation, reshaping, economic power balances". People dying in this futile and immoral wars doesn't seem to bother them.  

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Open letter to Global Security

GS "U.S. approves arms sales to 3 Mideast allies amid conflict with Iran"   AP This title should be "U.S. approves arms sales to 3 Mideast allies FOR THE conflict with Iran"   This is necessary to ensure the conflict escalates smoothly.   We shouldn't...

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Open Letter to Global Geopolitics

All Wars Are "Bankers" Wars is only partly true. There are many other 'beneficiaries'. Bankers are necessary, same as they are for al Business. The Merchants of Death (military manufacturers) need Bankers. Thee oil companies too.   The Banking System may be "A...

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Open Letter to Think BRICS

TB: The far-Right won the elections in Chile due to the failure of what was supposed to be the most Left-wing government since Allende   AP: And if the Left had won the elections, we could have said "The Left came to power in Chile due to the failure of what was...

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Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi

With all my admiration for Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi, I think that he makes the same mistake as most analysts and commentator. Why does he discuss only "Western" influence in global politics. Does he not know that the world is one and that "global politics"...

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Published in Global Geopolitics

I have lived for 85 years amid Infrastructure Warfare, Energy Market and Global Economic Shock, so I'm not surprised things haven't changed. It could NEVER be any different way, whilst the world believes we need the obscene and immoral industry of Death &...

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Open Letter to Kevork Almassian Newsletter

Kevork, " Gulf countries, Israel, South East Asia, Africa, Latin America, all built their security doctrine on the assumption that American military protection is the ultimate insurance policy."   They were all stupid, ignorant, gullible politicians, economists,...

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Open Letter to the Kevork Almassian Newsletter

Of course Ali Larijani was not a battlefield commander, but that doesn't matter in war games, which by the way, Iranian politicians and military involved in buying more missiles are enjoying very much (juicy commissions, $$$$$$$. What matters is to do anything that...

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Open Letter to Global Geopolitics

Why "miscalculation"? this article gives the impression that GG believes governments care about the economy! why would politicians care about high prices, inflation, cost of living, financial crisis, poverty hunger, etc. ?   Thanks to humanity accepting a...

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Open Letter to Think BRICS

Instead of 'striking back', China should use old Chinese wisdom and discuss the matter diplomatically with the Panamanian authorities over long first class meals and make Panama see the many 'disadvantages' their attitude causes to the small - but very beautiful -...

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Open Letter to Global GeoPolitics

Yes, that is the correct starting point for analysing the recent pattern of aircraft losses, using GG reasoning and is perfectly valid.   However, there is another equally valid 'starting point', the economic one. In my long life, I've never seen politicians pay...

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GG at the beginning stands for Global Geopolitics. A.

I read and read GG's comment "America Is Losing in the Middle East And Fast, Decades of Military Might, Gone in Days", and I wish I could find the way of making everybody understand that wars are not about losing or winning. Wars are a racket. War are the dirtiest,...

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Open Letter, to Global Geopolitics

Open Letter, to Global Geopolitic   Professor Sayed Mohammad Marandi is wrong in saying ‘Iran is not interested in negotiating with Trump". Iran and US have already negotiated with America long ago. With the US and the United Nations. In 1979 they agreed to play...

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OPEN LETTER TO A ZLICKEZINE GROUP

War Is a Racket - And So Is the State Because it cannot be any other way. War and State are one. Only the State has the right to have Armed Forces. Only the state has the right to concoct, negotiate and carry out wars. Even private, mercenary armies are hired by the...

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Open letter to Kevort Almassian Newsletter

Kevork, As an 85-year old Latin American, I've lived through many dictatorships. I also lived seven years in Switzerland, the most sophisticated dictatorship of them all. I can assure you Democracy does not exist. Nobody gave the 'Right' to governments to kill 37...

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Letter in Global Geopolitics

"Security First", that is weapons, militarism, the Armed Forces, are a business. That is, they have has nothing to do with Communism, Socialism, Liberal Democracy, Conservatism or any other political tendency. Money has no political colours  

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Open Letter to Metta Center for Nonviolence

Hello Metta Center for Nonviolence, With all respect, if you really want to help humanity and save the planet for many future generations, I humbly suggest you direct your courses exclusively to politicians, whose mission is to generate sales of what the war industry...

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Open Letter to Global Geopolitics

My response to your article about USA/Iran war discussions Very good description of the Game of War USA and Iran are negotiating, with the support of all countries with a war industry. All looking forward to the onset of the match. All hoping to see many warships sunk...

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Iran and the Next Phase of Forced Regime Change

“…..a non-compliant regional power whose position obstructs Western strategic dominance across Eurasia.” is the wrong way of looking at the situation. To me, it is not an issue of dominance, but helping humanity live a human, humane life. To this effect we must help...

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Diplomacy Behind the Curtain

All European countries have never stopped talking to Russia. Diplomats and politicians meet daily at the United Nations buildings in New York and Geneva. They not only talk, they share the restaurant, eat at the same tables, share bottles of wine and cigars in the...

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Letter on Mark Carney’s Speech

Letter on Mark Carney’s Speech

I’m only sorry I don’t have the time to comment in detail, but I can tell you 100% certainty, that Mark Carney’s speech was excellent by political standards, that is, full of lies presented as credible truths. His predecessor was sometimes more direct. For instance,...

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Open letter in Caitlin Johnstone Substack blog

It is really disturbing to witness so much talking and writing, so much wasted brain, time and energy, reading about politics, hatreds, Zionism, so much criticism of politicians, business people, etc, when they are all doing their jobs to the best of their abilities...

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How Movies Without Violence Can Still Be Blockbusters

For decades, mainstream cinema has relied heavily on violence as a perceived driver of commercial success. Explosions, battles, and armed confrontation are often treated as essential ingredients for attracting large audiences. Yet global box office data and audience...

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How Directors Can Tell Powerful Stories Without War

For much of modern cinema, war has been treated as a shortcut to intensity—an assumed foundation for drama, heroism, and moral conflict. Yet history and audience response show that powerful storytelling does not depend on violence or militarised confrontation....

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How Cartoons Share Deep Messages About Peace

Cartoons are often perceived as simple entertainment, primarily aimed at children. Yet across cultures and generations, animated storytelling has carried some of the most enduring and accessible messages about peace, cooperation, and shared humanity. Far from being...

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Peace Movies That Prove Stories Don’t Need War

Cinema has long relied on war as a central dramatic device, often presenting armed conflict as inevitable, heroic, or necessary for meaningful storytelling. Yet across decades and cultures, a growing body of peace-focused films demonstrates a different truth:...

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Why Anti-War Movies Still Attract Global Audiences

Anti-war movies remain powerful cultural phenomena that draw audiences around the world decades after their release, not simply because of cinematic craftsmanship but because they tap into deep human concerns about violence, loss, and the costs of conflict. At a time...

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AI, War, and Why the World Needs Demilitarisation Now

AI, War, and Why the World Needs Demilitarisation Now

War Is Changing, Peace Is Not (Click the link to see the video) War today looks very different from the past. Soldiers are no longer the only ones fighting. Computers, software, and artificial intelligence (AI) now play a major role in how wars are planned and carried...

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News from HUFUD Africa

News from HUFUD Africa

Over the past month, Director of HUFUD Africa Bruno Ndagga has traversed Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo to meet several groups in the efforts to spread HUFUD's message and to garner support from like-minded individuals who believe in the demilitarisation of...

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Ending Militarism for a Peaceful World

Ending Militarism for a Peaceful World

Portugheis: “As long as there is militarism, the chances of living in a world without war are null” To my dear friends at ILAPYC and to all the friends of Peace: On Tuesday, March 29th I had the pleasure of speaking at an event organized by ILAPYC, per invitation of...

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HUFUD Uganda Launch: Spreading Peace Across Africa

HUFUD Uganda Launch: Spreading Peace Across Africa

On 29 and 30 April 2022, the director of HUFUD Africa, Bruno Kasenge, organised a preliminary launch of a HUFUD campaign in Kampala, Central Uganda at the Orchid Red Basket Venue Garden and Nob View Hotel respectively. Both conferences attracted an audience turn-up...

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Political Cartoon on War Funding

Political Cartoon on War Funding

This cartoon was created by graphic artist Yuliy Abramovich Ganf; originally in Russian, was first published in 1953 in the Soviet-era satirical magazine, Krokodil. The comment regarding its relevance today, was made in a 2018 tweet by former Virginian State...

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