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Repression and Resistance in Russia: An Overview
from the CrimethInc. collective (09/09/2026) Across three decades, Russia has been at the forefront of the worldwide descent into authoritarianism. Vladimir Putin’s government has suppressed opposition in ways that aspiring autocrats like Donald Trump are still striving to emulate. Yet despite … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, belarus, russia, State terror, ukraine
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Solidarity Collectives Ukraine: Four years of anti-authoritarian resistance
Four years ago, Solidarity Collectives were formed. We didn’t know how long the war would last and couldn’t have imagined the sheer scale of the work we would undertake. Over the years, we have organized around fifty humanitarian trips, held … Continue reading
Solidarity Without Submission: Nestor, Ulysses, Ukraine and the Glory of Heroes
How can anarchists fight for national resistance without condoning nationalism? by Roderick McMillan Greek epics make us all Cassandras, the scenes are set in divine prophecy, but their acts are only understood in hindsight, the most human tragedy. “National consciousness, … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anti-imperialism, anti-militarism, anti-nationalism, nationalism, Nestor Makhno, russia, ukraine
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Projekt A: A documentary about anarchist projects today
Financial crises and waves of refugees, social inequality and ecological catastrophes, terrorism and wars… Western civilization is like a bullet train accelerating toward a wall. And at the controls are governments that are not only incapable of solving people’s problems, … Continue reading
Mutual Aid Isn’t a Handout — It’s a Framework for Resistance
The co-directors of a new docuseries offer their theory of change for transcending capitalism and the state. by Ella Fassler, Truthout, August 16/08/2026 After neighbors took care of neighbors during the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of mutual aid suddenly catapulted into the … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anti-capitalism, anti-statism, mutual aid, revolution
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Pax, violence and plural worlds: The Spiral against the Empire
From lundimatin #513, 24/03/2026 by Jean Claude Noël “Ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem appellant.” – “Where they make a desert [a solitude between people], they call that peace.”[1] Tacitus’s oft-quoted phrase, rarely examined in all its radicality, is neither a moral … Continue reading
The origins of Black anarchism in Brazil
From Freedom News (23/07/2028) A brief historical overview of Black anarchist militance in the early Brazilian labour movement (1906-1930) Carlos Junior Although only a few pages have been dedicated to Black libertarian militants in Brazil, they were at the forefront … Continue reading
The 90th anniversary of the spanish revolution, today
Manel Aisa Pàmpols, Redes Libertarias, 20/07/2026 Trying to understand the anarchist movement in Barcelona, Catalonia, and the surrounding area in the early 20th century is by no means easy, but ultimately it is a phenomenon that is by no means … Continue reading
Tomás Ibáñez: Anarchisms at the crossroads
Redes Libertarias (06/06/2026) Tomás Ibáñez’s essay, “Anarchism at the crossroads”, is an intervention in a debate in the Spanish anarchist milieu, but the controversy is neither uniquely Spanish nor novel. What kind of organisation does anarchist politics call for? Must … Continue reading
Against the Tide
from New Left Review-Sidecar, 18/09/2026 by Morten Høi Jensen Prospective biographers of Victor Serge begin at a disadvantage. Memoirs of a Revolutionary (1951) is one of the great autobiographies of the last century, vividly recounting the twists and turns – from Belgium … Continue reading →