Articles by AFP Editor

By Larry Elder As of this writing, predictions of a Russian day or two romp through Ukraine, all the way to the point of threatening NATO countries, have proven wrong. Profoundly wrong. War is always […]

By S.T. Patrick On April 26, 1986, the world experienced its worst nuclear accident at the No. 4 reactor in the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in what was then the Soviet Union. The International Nuclear […]

By Donald Jeffries In the 1960s, there was a thriving, well-organized anti-war movement in this country. High profile politicians and major media figures eventually jumped on the bandwagon. It became popular to be against the […]

By Phil Giraldi If one were to ask the question “Which nation in the world commits the most war crimes?” the general international response might well be Israel or the United States. The problem would […]

By Paul Angel As I write this, the war in Ukraine rages on with scenes of destruction across the nation. It’s hard not to feel depressed when you see media depictions of once-gorgeous structures in Ukrainian […]

By Paul Angel  Europe is at war again and it is painful to watch. Whether the assault on Ukraine lasts years or ends before I finish writing this, the sad fact is that our “leaders” […]

By John Friend In yet another rebuke of U.S. sanctions imposed on Russia, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry told reporters yesterday that Chinese companies and individuals trading with Russia will be protected and […]