NATO countries must agree formal peace talks with all parties in the Afghanistan conflict, including the Taliban and Afghan neighbours, say leading NGOs.
In a meeting with NATO, European church officials have advocated ending the role of tactical nuclear weapons in the alliance’s new 'strategic concept'.
A first draft of NATO’s new strategic concept has been given to ambassadors of 28 member states ahead of their initial debate with the Secretary General
NATO has been asked to provide a clear, unified system of accounting for civilian casualties in Afghanistan, as leaked war logs paint a chaotic picture.
Afghan civilians have called for the removal of Western troops from their country during demonstrations over the weekend. They expressed opposition to the Karzai government backed by the US and UK.
Six members of the nonviolent campaigning group Trident Ploughshares have been arrested after blocking the entrance to a meeting of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly at Edinburgh International Conference Centre.
Campaigners are walking 20 miles across London this weekend (17-18 October) to promote the cause of peace and nonviolence. They began at the NATO site in Northwood and will finish at the London Peace Pagoda in Battersea Park.
Tens of thousands of protestors congregated in two towns in southeastern Germany and in Strasbourg, eastern France, yesterday to protest against the NATO summit on the 60th anniversary of the alliance.
A world without nuclear weapons is not only possible but more secure, leaders of NATO have been told by a broad coalition of national, regional and global councils of churches.
A Russian priest has 'blessed' a new missile system at a deployment ceremny broadcast on national television, raising questions about church-state relations, the arms trade and the civilian impact of a supposedly defensive weapon.