Peace and Nonviolence

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  • Ukrainian troops in distress: "We drank our urine"
    Albert, international pacifist bulletin

    Ukrainian troops in distress: "We drank our urine"

    After months of propaganda about military successes and advances by Ukrainian soldiers, stories are emerging from the 14th Separate Mechanised Brigade and the 121st Territorial Defence Brigade, isolated and without supplies. The soldiers were losing consciousness from hunger.
    14 August 2026 - PeaceLink staff
  • The Black Sea as a battleground: the escalation that paralyses grain and oil
    The summer of 2026 marks a dangerous turning point in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict

    The Black Sea as a battleground: the escalation that paralyses grain and oil

    The Black Sea, always a vital commercial artery for both countries, has transformed into a theatre of war where military attacks, economic reprisals, and a growing threat to global food security intertwine.
    23 July 2026 - PeaceLink staff
  • Ukraine: the uprising of the squares against the military "meat grinder"
    Albert, international pacifist bulletin

    Ukraine: the uprising of the squares against the military "meat grinder"

    The sacking of popular Defence Minister Fedorov has sparked unprecedented protests in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities. At the heart of the anger from protesters and the families of soldiers is the strategy of Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi, accused of sacrificing too many human lives.
    18 July 2026 - Redazione PeaceLink
  • Gaza, July 2026: the crisis continues amid bombings, hunger, and impunity
    Albert, international pacifist bulletin

    Gaza, July 2026: the crisis continues amid bombings, hunger, and impunity

    As of 17 July 2026, the most reliable quantitative data indicates that the overall Palestinian death toll in the Gaza Strip exceeds 73,000 dead and 173,000 injured since the start of the war on 7 October 2023. In July, the list of journalists killed in Gaza has grown longer.
    17 July 2026 - PeaceLink staff
  • Still no sanctions against the United Arab Emirates that arm the bloody conflict in Sudan
    Albert, international pacifist bulletin

    Still no sanctions against the United Arab Emirates that arm the bloody conflict in Sudan

    No sanctions have been adopted against the government of the United Arab Emirates that supports the ruthless Rapid Support Forces militias. As the United Arab Emirates are firmly linked to NATO, the sanctions concern individuals, companies, and financial networks but not the state entity.
    17 July 2026 - PeaceLink staff
  • "Nato assassin, go away"
    "Killer Nato, go away" is written on the protesters' placards

    "Nato assassin, go away"

    A strong protest challenges the Turkish repressive apparatus during the ongoing Nato summit in Ankara. The regime responds with a wave of arrests. We publish images of the protest. Nato Secretary General Rutte does not condemn the repression and justifies the US raids against Iran.
    8 July 2026 - Redazione PeaceLink
  • NATO summit in Turkey, journalists and opposition activists caught in the grip of arrests
    Despite the ban on demonstrations, many gathered to protest in Ankara on Sunday.

    NATO summit in Turkey, journalists and opposition activists caught in the grip of arrests

    Over a hundred participants in the protest against NATO have been detained. Journalists, academics, and members of leftist groups searched and arrested by the police in various Turkish provinces in the days leading up to the event.
    7 July 2026 - PeaceLink staff
  • Blood gold
    The tools to impact this chain of death exist

    Blood gold

    A direct line connects the massacres in Sudan to our jewellery shops. We must break the chain that, through the smuggling of gold, finances the war and transforms the United Arab Emirates into an unpunished hub. Yet in Europe, blood gold continues to be traded with eyes closed.
    30 June 2026 - PeaceLink staff
  • New Zealand mobilises: on 20 June, a major march for peace
    An initiative by Anti-War Aotearoa and Greenpeace

    New Zealand mobilises: on 20 June, a major march for peace

    New Zealand pacifists are calling on Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and the government to reject military agreements with the United States and not to send troops, funds, or information in support of their wars. Another issue in the public debate is the transit of nuclear-powered submarines.
    7 June 2026 - PeaceLink staff
  • What happened in the world in May and what positive actions can we take in June
    Albert, international bulletin for peace and disarmament

    What happened in the world in May and what positive actions can we take in June

    Nuclear powers are modernising their arsenals. Military conflicts are tearing apart entire regions of the world. However, there are important processes and civil society movements that are building strategies for peace, cooperation, and denuclearisation. Discover them on Albert.
    2 June 2026 - PeaceLink staff
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