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The US is having a difficult time pushing through a status of forces agreement with the Iraqi government, with only ten weeks left before the UN mandate allowing the US presence expires. While [...]

For the last few years we’ve argued that the sweetheart civilian nuclear technology deal between the U.S. and India would invite a similar deal between China and Pakistan. So this [...]

After we announced our support for Senator Obama, I received many emails and several calls from members. There were many who responded enthusiastically to our calls to volunteer. And there were [...]

Mostly missed in coverage of Colin’s Powell’s Meet the Press interview yesterday (where he endorsed Senator Obama) was Powell’s clear challenge to the Islamophobia and [...]

In a election year when celebrity has become a contested issue it’s nice to pause and honor the passing of Hollywood celebrity who cared deeply about his craft, stayed down to earth, and [...]

Peace Action West is joining with organizations around the country such as True Majority, MoveOn.org, and United for Peace and Justice to promote Saturday, September 20th as a national day of [...]

Last week, the Bush administration bullied 45 countries into lifting a 30-year ban on nuclear trade with India — a ban put into place because of India’s history of illicit nuclear weapons [...]

At the beginning of 2009, Peace Action West will be ready to hit the ground running with a progressive agenda and a vision for a new direction for US foreign policy. Our work will be even more [...]

Cara, Teresa and April in front of Sen. Reid’s office As part of our Week of Action for the No Soldier Left Behind campaign, and to follow up on our Nevada mobile’s work to highlight [...]

Peace Action West has been working against the proposed civilian nuclear deal with India since 2006.  While the deal does not allow trade in weapons technology, it undermines the nuclear [...]