Science Jan 10 In war-torn areas of Africa, wildlife is a major casualty For half a century, more than 80 percent of wars occurred within biodiversity hotspots. Scientists knew war forced animal populations to decline, but they didn't know the extent--until now. By Rashmi Shivni
Poetry Jul 10 How we fail to humanize war Poet and playwright Harry Newman said we need to better understand how the countries we go to war with are often a lot like us. "Those are connections we don't make, or we're not encouraged to make. And those are… By Elizabeth Flock
World Aug 18 Watch 6:41 In ravaged Aleppo, the fight for survival can begin before birth In Aleppo, Syria's largest city and a stronghold of the Islamic State, warfare usually means an end to life, not its beginning. Recently, a woman nearing labor and walking to the hospital was seriously injured in a bombing. But after… By PBS NewsHour
World Sep 06 Watch Egyptians Opposed to Strike in Syria Dismiss Distinction of Chemical Weapons Egyptians Opposed to Strike in Syria Dismiss Distinction of Chemical Weapons…
Mar 04 Watch Biden: U.S. Will Use Military Action if Necessary to Stop Iran’s Nuclear Program Biden: U.S. Will Use Military Action if Necessary to Stop Iran's Nuclear Program… Continue watching
Jan 23 Watch Exploring Technology, Effectiveness, Consequences of Drone Warfare Exploring Technology, Effectiveness, Consequences of Drone Warfare… Continue watching
Dec 11 Watch News Wrap: Russia Unlikely to Pressure Syrian President Assad to Resign In other news Tuesday, Russia seems to be resisting appeals made by the U.S. to apply pressure on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to resign. A Russian newspaper reported that Moscow officials are convinced Assad will not leave office voluntarily, no… Continue watching
Aug 19 Watch Is Economic Inequality a Big Deal? A debate on whether economic inequality is or isn't a big deal, a clear and present danger… Continue watching