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Ingeborg Breines

Breines is an adviser, former President of the International PEACE Bureau and former UNESCO Director.

"The army as a permanent institution is prohibited"

Peace: With the possible further escalation of war and the mentality of the time for military rearmament, it is important to know alternative peace policies. Costa Rica is a role model here, a country that uses its resources on education, health and the environment – rather than on weapons
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"NATO's ears in the north"

CHRONICLE: The American bases are a huge power factor that enables the US military hegemony in the world. Our geographical location should indicate a less provocative approach.
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What is security today?

Debate: If we want peace, we must prepare for peace, not war. In the preliminary party programs, no party in the Storting is in favor of disarmament.
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When the Nobel Peace Prize winners meet

NOBEL PEACE SUMMIT: Are there any joke to such meetings, or are they just for a narrow circle?
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Don't kill!

Why the KrF must vote this government out.
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What about NATO?

Ingeborg Breines makes a strong settlement with the "security strategies" of the authorities, NATO and the military industry. A secure future is not built with weapons, but with a peace culture based on dialogue and solidarity, she writes.
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Pope against nuclear weapons

The Vatican no longer provides any moral acceptance for a military nuclear deterrence doctrine.
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Invest in peace, not war

More than 12 000 recently protested against NATO in Brussels.
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The black hole of democracy

The drone war operation center in Ramstein must be removed. Why should the US still have bases in Germany?
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