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  1. Terms and Conditions for Peace Magazine and Project Save the World, , p.
  2. Policies for contributors and subscribers, , p.
  3. April-June 2019: Vol.35 No.2, , p.
  4. Table of Contents, , p.
  5. Our Readers Write, , p.
  6. Table of Contents, , p.
  7. Table of Contents, , p.
  8. N e, , p.
  9. Letters, , p.
  10. Shall We Democratize AI? Security, Sovereignty, and the Open-Weight Dilemma, , p.
  11. The Battle to Stop Dirty Data Centers, , p.
  12. Peace Reviews: The Future Is Peace: A Shared Journey Across the Holy Land, , p.
  13. Newsworthy, Apr-Jun 2019, p.2
  14. January-March 2020: Vol.36, No.1, , p.
  15. Newsworthy: Nord Stream 2 Can Pump Gas Before the Summit, Jul-Sep 2021, p.2
  16. Newsworthy: Daniel Ellsberg Reveals More, Jul-Sep 2021, p.2
  17. Who Will Pay for a Global Energy Transition?, 2023-01-01, p.15
  18. Apr-Jun 2023: Vol. 39 No. 2, , p.
  19. Newsworthy, , p.
  20. From the Editor, , p.
  21. Our Readers Write, , p.
  22. High Seas Biodiversity Treaty: A Pledge to Preserve Ocean Life, , p.
  23. A Vision without an Implementation Plan may only be a Hallucination , , p.
  24. Brazil's Politics of Scorn: Understanding Bolsonaro's Authoritarianism, , p.
  25. Jayantha Dhanapala, , p.
  26. World Population Day: Harnessing Entertainment Education to Address the Rights of Women and Girls, , p.
  27. A Faulty Advisor: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) , , p.
  28. Putin's War and Russia after Putin, , p.
  29. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, , p.
  30. Remembering Graeme MacQeen , , p.
  31. Ethiopia's Pursuit of Inclusive Peace and Democracy: Breaking the Cycle of Violence and Poor Governance, , p.
  32. Darkness: Nuclear Winter – Fire, Ice, Famine, , p.
  33. In Memoriam, Ronald Shirtliff, , p.
  34. A Japanese Buddhist Award for Peace, , p.
  35. Climate Change Threatens Canada’s Forest Carbon Sinks: What can we do?, , p.
  36. Nicaragua in the Global Chess Game with Russia and China, , p.
  37. Canada's Bob Rae at the U.N., , p.
  38. Table of Contents, , p.
  39. Newsworthy, , p.
  40. Does a Magazine Educate You?, , p.
  41. Defrosting the Cold War with China, , p.
  42. Cyber Tug of War at the UN, , p.
  43. Peacemaking, Peacekeeping, and Peacebuilding, , p.
  44. Israel-Jordan Relations in the Wake of the Gaza War, , p.
  45. Meet a Peace Worker During a War , , p.
  46. SOLAR FLARES, MISSILES, AND QUANTUM AI, , p.
  47. To Extract or Not to Extract, , p.
  48. COP 28's Report Card, , p.
  49. To Pile Sand on Tuvalu, , p.
  50. Under the Baobab Tree, , p.
  51. Table of Contents, , p.
  52. Newsworthy, , p.
  53. The Crime of Starvation in Gaza, , p.
  54. Surprising Partners and Enemies the South Caucasus, , p.
  55. Reading Russian Minds, , p.
  56. Africa Corps Increases Russian Grip on Sahel Region, , p.
  57. Gwynne Dyer on Geoengineering, , p.
  58. Opposition to the Extreme Right in Germany, , p.
  59. Kurti And Vucic: The Odd Couple Who Made Oddity A Science, , p.
  60. AI and War, , p.
  61. Coming Together in a Divided World: The World Social Forum 2024, , p.
  62. Upholding the Human Right to Peace, , p.
  63. Governing by Juries, , p.
  64. Become an Influencer: Promote Geoengineering!, , p.
  65. Johan Galtung Obituary, , p.
  66. Stephen Salter Obituary, , p.
  67. Newsworthy, , p.
  68. Forests and Climate Change, , p.
  69. Eating Seaweed, , p.
  70. The Rise and Fall of Gazprom, , p.
  71. Living with Microbes, , p.
  72. Road Ahead on Autonomous Weapons, , p.
  73. A Townhall Discusses Student Encampments , , p.
  74. The Baltic States: Defending Democracy, , p.
  75. Shall We Whiten Clouds?, , p.
  76. Shall We Try Athenian Democracy? , , p.
  77. Table of Content, , p.
  78. Do You Understand Carbon Sequestration?, , p.
  79. Between the Hammer of War and the Anvil of Natural Disasters, , p.
  80. Stolen Pride, , p.
  81. War’s Hidden Victim, , p.
  82. Saving the Ice, , p.
  83. Monitoring International Treaty Process, , p.
  84. Revisiting the ‘Limits to Growth’ Debate, , p.
  85. HOW TO USE OUR OPEN FORUM, , p.
  86. Nairobi’s Kibera, , p.
  87. Dethroning King Coal, , p.
  88. Russia’s Electricity, , p.
  89. A Nonviolent March through Nova Scotia, Canada, , p.
  90. Physicists Against the Bomb, , p.
  91. The World Court’s Opinion on Israel’s Occupation, , p.
  92. Pleistocene Park, , p.
  93. Exploring Ocean-Based Climate Solutions, , p.
  94. Lois Wilson, , p.
  95. Join us on Substack and Udemy, , p.
  96. Newsworthy, , p.
  97. Table of Content, , p.
  98. Asylum Policy is Foreign Policy, , p.
  99. How They Ended an Arms Race, , p.
  100. Emotional Quotient and Nuclear Disarmament, , p.
  101. Enforcing International Law, , p.
  102. Solidarity Pilgrimage with Sabeel, , p.
  103. Global Declaration to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance by 2030, , p.
  104. Daddy, What Did You Do to Save the World, , p.
  105. Newsworthy, , p.
  106. Table of Content, , p.
  107. Pour Concrete to Save the World, , p.
  108. Newsworthy, , p.
  109. Table of Content, , p.
  110. Hardening Borders and Militarization in North America, , p.
  111. Seeing the World as Mary Kaldor, , p.
  112. GOING BEYOND GOEBBELS, , p.
  113. Is Al-Jolani a threat to the World?, , p.
  114. Five EMP Bombs, , p.
  115. Jimmy Carter, Champion of Human Rights in Foreign Policy, , p.
  116. Want to Participate in Project Save the World?, , p.
  117. Newsworthy, , p.
  118. Masthead, editorial, , p.
  119. Letters, , p.
  120. Gaza: Where Hunger ls and Conscience Dies, , p.
  121. The Weaponization of Food: Violating Human Rights and Children’s Rights, , p.
  122. Trump’s Golden Dome: Shield or Sieve?, , p.
  123. People First: A New Trans-National Campaign Demands Freedom for Russia’s Prisoners of War, Political Prisoners and Deportees, , p.
  124. Should Ontario Cancel its Reactor Order? Transcript of Conversation, , p.
  125. Crafting Peace in the Caucasus: A Third Path, , p.
  126. A (Sometimes) Benign Effect of War, , p.
  127. How Saudi Crown Prince Restored Trump to Power, , p.
  128. Protection against Hybrid Warfare, , p.
  129. Disarming Weapons of Mass Destruction: The ‘South Africas’ or ‘the Libyas’?, , p.
  130. Vanishing Clouds and the Darkening of the Earth, , p.
  131. AI vs. Your Editor, , p.
  132. Venal Officials Here and There, , p.
  133. Adele Buckley, 1938-2025, , p.
  134. Richard L. Garwin, 1928-2025, , p.
  135. Deliberate with Project Save the World, , p.
  136. Book Review, , p.
  137. Table of Content, , p.
  138. Masthead, editorial, , p.
  139. Newsworthy, , p.
  140. Letters, , p.
  141. Famine Today: In Gaza and Sudan People are Starving again. What to do?, , p.
  142. A Woman in Black: A Report on a Forum with Michele Landsberg., , p.
  143. Gender Apartheid: A Test in Upholding Universal Freedoms., , p.
  144. Wrestling With the Polycrisis: A Transcript of a Forum with Alyn Ware, , p.
  145. Making a Case for Global No First Use of Nuclear Weapons, , p.
  146. Project Whale Fall: Discovering the power of Virtual Reality for Addressing Environmental Threats, , p.
  147. Armenia on a Precipice, , p.
  148. How People View Geoengineering, , p.
  149. Preparing for AI’s Dangers?, , p.
  150. Canada under Threat: The Power of Nonviolent Defence, , p.
  151. Table of Content, , p.
  152. Newsworthy, , p.
  153. Masthead, editorial, , p.
  154. Letters, , p.
  155. Who Gets Russia’s Money?, , p.
  156. Three Russians, Three Cities, One War, , p.
  157. Building a Culture of Peace, , p.
  158. A Bold Campaign to Confront Global Crisies, , p.
  159. The Magic Elixer of Democracy: How James Fishkin is Curing Polarization, , p.
  160. Table of Content, , p.
  161. Silenced War in Sudan: Refugees in Chad, , p.
  162. The Elite Illusion: A Clash of Cultures, Not Just Classes, , p.
  163. Who Wants Nuclear War? , , p.
  164. What You Missed in the Global Town Hall, , p.
  165. Deliberating About Artificial Intelligence, , p.
  166. Project Save the World’s “AI Risk Inquiry” Final Recommendations, , p.
  167. Project Save The World Study Group: Deliberate on Issues of Great Social Importance, , p.
  168. Did the World’s Oldest Song Unify Cultures?, , p.
  169. Table of Content, , p.
  170. Newsworthy, , p.
  171. Masthead, editorial, , p.
  172. Letters, , p.
  173. COP 30: Two Worlds that Define a ‘Just’ Ecological Transition, , p.
  174. What News gets Covered?, , p.
  175. After the New START Treaty? Nuclear Arms Race Looms, , p.
  176. Students and AI, , p.
  177. Environmental Damage in War, , p.
  178. Afghan Refugee Children Struggle for Education in Pakistan, , p.
  179. Accelerating Collapse: Inside Russia’s 2026 Economic Reality, , p.
  180. What’s behind Pakistan’s War with Afghanistan’s Taliban Government, , p.
  181. War, Energy and Transition, , p.
  182. Welcome to Our Silo, Environmental Peacebuilders!, , p.
  183. Radiation Protection: Worker and Public Health Protection Standards at Risk, , p.
  184. Missile Deterrence: Is It Failing?, , p.
  185. Goliath’s Curse: The History and Failure of Societal Collapse, , p.
  186. The CIA Book Club, , p.
  187. Table of content, , p.
  188. Newsworthy, , p.
  189. Masthead, editorial, , p.
  190. Letters, , p.
  191. How We Might Have Prevented Sudan’s War, , p.
  192. TOOLS FOR PREVENTING WAR: A SHORT GUIDE, , p.
  193. ARTICLE 109 COALITION: CAN THE UNITED NATIONS BE REPAIRED?, , p.
  194. THE CRIMINOLOGY OF WAR: HOW ORGANIZED CRIME IS OVERLOOKED IN WAR, , p.
  195. SAVING THE GREAT BARRIER REEF: BRIGHTEN THE CLOUDS TO COOL THE CORALS?, , p.
  196. Engineering the Earth: What the Climate Change Inquiry Finally Decided, , p.
  197. About ‘Ebola’, , p.
  198. A Bank for the Planet, , p.
  199. PEGASUS Conference: Voices from Gaza, Cox Bazar and Beyond, , p.

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