militarism

  • Earth’s Greatest Enemy

    Earth’s Greatest Enemy

    MILITARISM: Abby Martin and Mike Prysner spent five years costing out the U.S. military as a planetary object. Washington answered this month by asking for another $1.5 trillion and putting the word War back on the door.

  • Turkey’s military-industrial complex

    Turkey’s military-industrial complex

    MILITARISM: Techno-nationalism has strengthened Turkey's proactive foreign policy, promoted national pride and reinforced the image of a powerful state. The 'zero problems with neighbours' paradigm that characterised Turkish foreign policy in the 2000s has been abandoned in favour of a more interventionist approach under the doctrine of 'security at all costs'. In 2002, the total…

  • NATO vs. nature

    NATO vs. nature

    MILITARISM: A nuclear family's high-tech dissolution.

  • War, fear and decolonialization

    War, fear and decolonialization

    INTERVIEW: Director Johan Grimonprez has for more than 25 years worked with documentaries that addresses power, media and manipulations trough his more essayistic style. His latest film, Soundtrack to a Coup d’État, was screened at Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival – where he garnered the audience award for best documentary

  • Death – more or less real

    Death – more or less real

    REALITY: We perceive reality very differently. So let me suggest three areas where reality is real, strong and direct for all of us. But also about what a newly translated book by Pier Paolo Pasolini says about film's contact with reality.

  • «You may end up with the only peace – being the peace of the graveyard.»

    «You may end up with the only peace – being the peace of the graveyard.»

    INTERVIEW: We are talking with the previous Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, the man who could have been prime minister in Britain, about current issues – like military build-up, Ukraine, Israel, climate justice and labour, security, democracy, citizen assemblies, and not least of all, hope for the future.

  • What would you do if you didn’t have to work?

    What would you do if you didn’t have to work?

    FUTURE: Renowned filmmaker Erik Gandini talks to Modern Times Review about the meaning a society based intensively towards work. But also more existential questions like Basic Salary, individualism – and interdependence as a way forward.

  • Totalitarianism then and now

    Totalitarianism then and now

    IDEOLOGY: A disintegrated society finds unity, energy, and meaning by uniting around a suitable' enemy'. Totalitarian propaganda has led to the decision to allow Ukraine to use F-16 fighter jets against the nuclear power Russia - with the significant consequences it may entail.

  • The warlike mindset

    The warlike mindset

    UKRAINE: What is it about our modern way of life that promotes such hostility and military - technological «solutions»?

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