Notes on Class Struggle in Indonesia- by Paul O’Banion
After the assasination of Affan Kurniawan, a 21-year old delivery boy by a 14-ton police water cannon, all archipelago of Indonesia exploded in an anarchist social uprising.
Rojava in the shadows of war and ethnic cleansing
Kurdish people fight for their survival and autonomy, a battle against colonialism, fundamentalism, and authoritarianism in their region and across the globe.
Afghanistan: The Taliban Victory in a Global Context
An Anti-Imperial Perspective from a Veteran of the US Occupation by CrimethInc ___ The speed with which the Taliban have recaptured Afghanistan ahead of
Utopian communities- What makes the difference between failure and success?
Most utopian communities are, like most start-ups, short-lived. What makes the difference between failure and success? At 16, Martin Winiecki dropped out of school
Israel chooses violence – Report from Jerusalem
The escalation in violence across Israel-Palestine over the past days is primarily the result of a number of choices made by the Israeli government.
Arundhati Roy on India’s Covid catastrophe: ‘We are witnessing a crime against humanity’
It’s hard to convey the full depth and range of the trauma, the chaos and the indignity that people are being subjected to. Meanwhile,
SOS Five Greek Islands in great danger
The islands of Amorgos, Kimolos, Kithira, Sikinos and Tinos share the landscape and cultural wealth of the Cyclades, which give them an incomparable environmental
Myanmar- Youth brave bullets and arrest to keep protests alive
Ko Kyaw Htet is a frontline member of a protest group that has been gathering each day in Yangon’s Sanchaung Township for several weeks.
Greek Horror- How an Epstein level paedophile scandal could connect to the first time in Greek history that a political prisoner dies of hunger strike
Two parallel stories are escalating in the Greek news these days. Both are of historical significance, but with very different volume of coverage. They
Embat: The King has no clothes. The authoritarian drift of the state – Pablo Hasél case and beyond
A statement by Embat, a Libertarian Organization from Catalonia, on the Pablo Hasél case and the authoritarian drift of the state in general. Originally published
The Left Should Oppose Censorship by Big Tech Companies- by Ben Burgis
It’s easy for the Left to cheer when racists, fascists, and reactionaries are de-platformed by tech companies. But the censors aren’t our friends. We
The Fools and the Wise- Jacques Ranciere
Jacques Ranciere reflects on the end of the Trump presidency and asks how this decline into unreason reconstructed what democracy means _____ Witnessing the
Capitol Riot: The Grambling of Democratic Imagination
1. These events were not an aberration from democracy, because simply the USA were never democratic in the first place. They weren’t democratic when
Non-news about drugs – Alfredo M. Bonanno
There are at least two ways to make music. The negative one and the positive one. We can screech as long as we like
Forest Garden With 500 Edible Plants Requires Only a Few Hours of Work Per Month
Historically, farms and forests have been at odds. Conventional wisdom says we have to cut down the forest to make way for agriculture. But
“This is Not a Country, This is a Mass Grave With a National Anthem”: Anti-Police Protests Rock Colombia
Colombia has seen massive anti-police protests in several cities in recent days after the cops in Bogotá killed a father of two. The uprising
David Graeber died suddenly at 59
We are shocked by the news- our friend and comrade David Graeber died suddenly in Venice. Graeber’s death was confirmed on the morning of
