In the 1980s, the U.S.-based Campaign for Peace and Democracy/East and West was deeply involved in the struggle for "détente from below"

We Support the Libyan Democratic Revolution and Oppose Western Military Intervention and Domination

The Campaign for Peace and Democracy stands in solidarity with the Libyan revolution.

An analysis of Obama's cancellation of the US radar base in the Czech Republic.

We have already responded to Edward S. Herman and David Peterson's article, "Riding the í¢Â€Â˜Green Wave' at the Campaign for Peace and Democracy and Beyond" criticizing our Question & Answer on Iran. In that response, we expressed our stron...

Right after the June 12 elections in Iran, the Campaign for Peace and Democracy issued a statement expressing our strong support for the masses of Iranians protesting electoral fraud and our horror at the ferocious response of the government. Our ...

Bill Moyers joins with many others, including many leftists, in writing off socialism. This is a terrible mistake.

In a major setback for Pentagon plans to install a U.S. military radar base in the Czech Republic, the Czech government yesterday withdrew, at least for now (and possibly for good), its proposal to ratify an agreement on the base. Czech Prime Mini...

Peace Activists Call on Teheran to Ensure the Safety of Iranian Human Rights leader Shirin Ebadi

An analysis of the likely foreign policy directions of an Obama administration and what a democratic foreign policy would look like.

For a number of years, plans have been in the works to establish a U.S. radar base on the territory of the Czech Republic. Czech politicians knew about these plans, but kept them secret from the voters until after the 2006 parliamentary elections ...

Leaders and activists from several U.S. peace organizations, including the Campaign for Peace and Democracy, Peace Action, United for Peace and Justice, and Pax Christi, met with Czech Ambassador to the United Nations Martin Palous to express thei...

The statement was delivered by a delegation of U.S. peace activists on November 16, 2007 to Ambassador Martin Palous at the Permanent Mission of the Czech Republic to the UN in Manhattan. It was in support of Czech demonstrations against a militar...

The statement was delivered by a delegation of U.S. peace activists on November 16, 2007 to Ambassador Martin Palous at the Permanent Mission of the Czech Republic to the UN in Manhattan. It was in support of Czech demonstrations against a militar...

I would like to thank the Life After Capitalism group for organizing this gathering, a time of urgent need for international solidarity. This is indeed a frightening moment, when my government is trying to take advantage of the horrible events of ...

With the occupation of Iraq soon to enter its sixth year and the looming possibility of war against Iran, it's easy for Americans not to notice the Bush administration's attempt to expand the U.S. military presence in Europe. A new Cold War betwee...

We've replied below in two ways to the president's health care proposals: 1) sentence-by-sentence, not leaving out a single word of the two slight para...

Why Labor Needs Improved And Expanded 'Medicare For All'

I bring you greetings from the New York Metro Chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program And best wishes for victory in your fight to protect the health benefits you have won as a result of years of hard work You are right to see the MT...

It's hard to see how the Bush administration is going to win the war in Iraq. Despite all the official bravado, a cloud of doom is descending on the White House, and with good reason: international outrage is mounting at U.S. behavior at Abu Ghrai...

Back to Part I U.S. Troops Out Now Western imperialism and its retrograde opponents have a symbiotic relationship in which they mutually strengthen and reinforce one another. For example, by providing an anti-terroristrationale, the murderous a...

On to Part II In February 2003, millions of people in the United States and around the world protested the impending U.S.-led war on Iraq. But today, even among opponents of the war, there is widespread confusion on the question of the ongoing o...