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Author: Ben Gidley

Articles Republished

How Should We Understand the Political Process in Sudan Today and the Experience of the Sudanese-Sudanese Dialogue?, by Fawaz Murtada – 23 September 2026

A few days ago, Sudan’s political and military authorities came together and presented a proposal for what they call a “Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue,” aimed at reaching

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Articles Republished

Confronting Multiple Forms of Power: Siyâvash Shahabi Against U.S. Aggression and Iranian State Repression, by Matthew N Lyons – 14 September 2026

“A serious internationalism…must oppose imperial domination without excusing local tyranny. It must learn to confront multiple forms of power at once.”“Any attempt to understand Iran’s

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Articles Republished

How Iran Draws Citizens Into Political Surveillance, by Arash Beidollahkhani – 11 September 2026

Authoritarian governments have long drawn ordinary citizens into political surveillance. Joseph Stalin’s Soviet Union encouraged denunciations. East Germany’s secret police service, the Stasi, embedded informants

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Articles Linked

A Legacy of Sexism Is Holding Back Our Movements; Here’s How to Move Forward, by Dahlia Goldenberg – 10 September 2026

From The Forge Cesar Chavez’s sexual assaults were horrific. Sexism in organizing persists and requires the attention of leaders. I’ll present stories and analysis of

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Articles Republished

Russian Empire, Social Dynamics and Where Marxism Goes From Here, by Simon Pirani – 7 September 2026

What, really, have socialists learned from the Russian war on Ukraine? Has it changed our understanding of the way that imperialism works? Tell us we

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Articles Republished

Generation Z in Iran: A Contemporary Perspective, by Sharareh Akhavan – 6 September 2026

More than 15,000 teenagers answered a call from Nima Tekido, an entertainment producer and YouTube personality, to attend an event at Iran Mall in Tehran

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Articles Linked

Can We Still Hope for Dr. King’s Dream?, by Charlotte Rubin – 28 August 2026

From Bond & Grace In April 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. sat in jail after his arrest for peacefully protesting segregation in Birmingham, Alabama.

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Republished Statements

Against the Hierarchy of Lives — a Call for an Internationalism from Below, by Roud Collective – 25 August 2026

To the authors and signatories of the open letter in support of prisoners’ resistance against executions in Iran, and to the awakened consciences of the

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Republished Statements

Statement from the International Emergency Campaign to Free Iran’s Political Prisoners Now on the “Open Letter to Iran’s Political Prisoners” – 24 August 2026

We firmly stand with the overall spirit and thrust of the “Open Letter To Iran’s Political Prisoners, trapped between the two blades of a scissors”

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Articles Republished

A Nation That Hunts Its Women: A Night in Chongqing, and the Country It Reveals, by Chu Yang – 19 August 2026

Content warning: this piece describes and links to images and video of organized violence against women and girls, some of them minors. I didn’t sleep

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Articles Linked

The Algorithm of Fear: Influencers, Impunity, and the Silencing of Syrian Women, by Zaina Erhaim – 17 July 2026

From Arab Reform Initiative Nothing seems to protect any woman from being targeted, not even their “revolutionary status”. Among those attacked are pioneering revolutionary figures

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Articles Republished

Anti‑War Coalition Ignores Putin’s War on Ukraine, by Fred Leplat and Liz Lawrence – 28 June 2026

Central Hall Westminster was full with around 3,000 people attending an international conference against war on Saturday 20 June. The Stop the War Coalition, established

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In Mexico, People Fear One Imperialist Aggressor. In Estonia, It’s a Different One, by Simon Pirani – 26 June 2026

We can support resistance to Russian imperialism while opposing NATO Intro: I put this argument at a Green Left Zoom discussion on 23 June about

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Interviews Republished

The Revolution Nationalists Cannot Join. Interview with Nandita Sharma – 21 June 2026

In this conversation, Ralf Ruckus talks to Nandita Sharma, author of Home Rule: National Sovereignty and the Separation of Natives and Migrants (2020), about the

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Articles Obituaries Republished

Dissident Russian Artist Murdered in Poland, by Nikita Ivansky – 21 June 2026

Assassination of Semyon Skrepetsky is a threatening message to the entire Russian opposition in Europe Bashkir artist Semyon Skrepetsky was shot dead in Eastern Poland

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Linked Podcasts

Nicaraguan Political Prisoners Keep Dying in Regime Custody – 16 June 2026

Transcript of episode 76 of the weekly El Faro English podcast, Central America in Minutes. In Nicaragua, the U.S. sanctions more than 100 officials after the

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Articles Republished

[The UAE in Sudan] Not All Empires Look the Same, by Cheriese Dilrajh – 9 June 2026

Although the UAE doesn’t occupy territory, it arms militias, controls ports, and launders violence through the language of development. Sudan is paying the price. Empire

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Articles Republished

What We Saw in Lviv and Kyiv, by Gerry Bates – 9 June 2026

A delegation of Alliance for Workers’ Liberty members visited Lviv and Kyiv in late May. This followed on from earlier delegations in 2022 and 2023,

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Articles Republished

Antimilitarism Which Forgets Those Who Have Been Attacked Is No Antimilitarism, by Dale Street – 5 June 2026

How do socialists reconcile their opposition to military expenditure (especially increased military expenditure) with support for Ukraine being provided with the weapons it needs to

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Articles Linked

For Those Who Meet the Conditions, by Eli Friedman – 2 June 2026

From Positions: Politics Is China abolishing the hukou? Since the PRC’s State Council announced a new guideline on public services on May 18, 2026 this question

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Book reviews Linked

Which Way, Western Marxism?, by Patrick Iber – Summer 2026

From Dissent Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism? is an inversion of a right-wing conspiracy theory, in which the prominence of the Frankfurt School is

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Articles Republished

Unemployment, Exclusion, and Lay-offs of Women from the Workplace under Crisis Conditions in Iran, by Ghazale Motamed – 25 May 2026

Since January 2026, inflation, recession, war, and internet disruptions have unprecedentedly pressured the women’s labour market in Iran—a market that was already earlier affected by

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Books Linked

Governing Gynocracy: The Evolution of Anti-Feminist Conspiracy Theories, by Megan Kelly and Alex DiBranco – 21 May 2026

From the Institute for Research on Male Supremacism Anti-feminist conspiracism grew with the successes of feminist movement and threats to cisgender men’s entrenched dominance and

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Articles Linked

Misogyny, Antisemitism, and Islamophobia in the San Diego Mosque Shooting, by Alex DiBranco – 19 May 2026

From the Institute for Research on Male Supremacism Despite extensive misogynist content in the two shooters’ manifestos, discussion of the intersection of male supremacism with

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Articles Linked

Repression in Tanzania Demands the World’s Attention, by Tony W. Njoroge – 12 May 2026

From Merion West Under President Samia Suluhu Hassan, Tanzania’s longstanding reputation for relative stability is over, writes teacher Tony Njoroge. Journalists are being arrested, opposition

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Articles Linked

For an End to Campism, the Iran War, and the Anti-Imperialist Washing of the Islamic Republic, by Somayeh Rostampour – 9 May 2026

From Tempest Somayeh Rostampour argues that opponents of U.S.and Israeli aggression in Iran must move beyond campism—or we will not succeed in rebuilding a genuinely emancipatory

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Articles Linked

Gender-Based Violence in Central American Women’s Lives, by Cecilia Menjívar – 20 April 2026

From Futures of Difference Sociologist Cecilia Menjívar shows that violence against women is not a matter of individual acts but a product of converging structural

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Articles Translated

Memory of the Uprising Yes, but With Our Zionists and Our Anti-Zionists, by Alexander Kamkov – 18 April 2026

Today, memory must encompass many voices. The one about the Warsaw Ghetto will either be polyphonic, convoluted, and politically entangled—or it will be absent altogether.

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Dossiers

Perspectives on the Iranian Uprising and the US–Israeli War

A dossier on the Iranian uprising that began on 28 December 2025 and the US–Israeli war, presenting texts in various languages from the region and

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Articles Republished

Democracy Itself, by Ethan Young – 15 April 2026

A recurring question in discussions in the fragmented global left is: what should our program focus on? Fighting fascism? Isolating Western imperialism? Life security? Propagandizing

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Articles Linked

Repression and Intimidation Mars Uganda Election, by Nelson Byaruhanga – 14 April 2026

Micheal Nelson Byaruhanga on Uganda’s costly vote, shutdowns and Museveni’s 50 years rule. From Chartist. With 24 hours left to the presidential polling day in Uganda,

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Articles Linked

The Left Must Eschew Xenophobia, by Imraan Buccus – 30 March 2026

From Mail & Guardian, South Africa Any effort to rebuild the left must begin with firm principles. Opposition to xenophobia cannot be deferred; it must

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Articles Linked

The Iran War Is What ‘America First’ Actually Looks Like, by Nitasha Kaul – 24 March 2026

Observers from the MAGA base to the Iranian regime itself have converged on the idea that this is not the foreign policy the slogan promised.

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Articles Republished

The Repercussions of the Regional War on Iraq, by Jamal Al-Sayigh – 3 March 2026

With the escalation of confrontation between Israel, the United States, and Iran, Iraq has entered an extremely tense phase at all security, political, and economic

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Statements

“Oppose Russian Hegemonic Aggression! No Peace Without Justice!” Statement by Hong Kong Anti-War Mobilisation – 23 February 2026

The Russian invasion of Ukraine will soon enter its fifth year. We pay tribute to the Ukrainians’ steadfast resistance and condemn in the strongest possible

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Articles

When Movements Become Cults, by SAFTU – 16 February 2026

When Desperation Produces Strongmen Why “Messianic” leaders always turn against workers A South African Federation of Trade Unions Political Education Pamphlet Why do Strongmen rise?

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Interviews Linked

Nick Fuentes Wants Women in “Gulags”. Here’s Why That Matters. Shane Burley in conversation with Kelly Hayes – 16 February 2026

From Organizing My Thoughts, the official newsletter of writer and organizer Kelly Hayes. Last week, far-right streamer Nick Fuentes openly called for the mass criminalization

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Articles

The Road to Prairieland, by CrimethInc – 13 February 2026

The Crackdown on Anti-ICE Activists in Texas Reflects a Pattern of Intensifying Repression On July 4, roughly a dozen people participated in a demonstration at

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Articles Linked

Radical in Rhetoric, Moderate in Politics: Noam Chomsky’s Limited Leftism, by John Foster – 13 February 2026

From The Battleground What would the left be without Noam Chomsky? After the extent of his personal and financial connections to Jeffrey Epstein became apparent,

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Articles Linked Obituaries

Revolution Without Illusion, by Muriam Haleh Davis – 12 February 2026

The Marxist historian Mohammed Harbi spent a lifetime dismantling the myths of Algeria’s national movement and warning that anticolonial victories could harden into bureaucratic rule.

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Interviews Republished

Five Years of Coup: Burmese Anarchists within and without the Revolution (Htet Khine Soe interviewed by Ban Ge, CrimethInc.) – 10 February 2026

From CrimethInc.: We present a interview with Htet Khine Soe, an activist who organized in Burma for more than 20 years before relocating to Mae Sot

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Interviews Republished

“We Have to See Internationalism as a Survival Strategy.” Interview with Leila al-Shami – 10 February 2026

AntiNote: the following interview with Leila al-Shami was transcribed from a 15 January 2026 broadcast on Radio LoRa, a community radio station in Zurich, Switzerland

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Statements

Two Weeks of Action: Call by Solidarity Collectives – 5 February 2026

Dear comrades and friends, As we enter the fifth year of russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war continues to devastate our communities. This winter,

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Obituaries

Chip Berlet (1949-2026), by Spencer Sunshine and Daryle Lamont Jenkins – 5 February 2026

From Idavox Idavox has learned investigative reporter, author, and activist Chip Berlet has died at 76. Long before Trump, Berlet was one of only a

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Articles

From Hugo Chávez to Donald Trump: The Assault on Academic Freedom and Directions for Resistance, by David Smilde – January 2026

A year ago, my energies were focused on a project on academic freedom in Venezuela under Chavismo. Our main findings were that, compared to other

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Articles Linked

The Secret Deconfliction Line: How Assad Sold His Allies With the Help of Russia, by Nizar al-Rifai and Patrick Hilsman – 30 January 2026

From OffBeat Research Much of the world’s attention on the Middle East has been focused on the man-made famine in Gaza, the collapse of the

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Articles Linked

Labour Must Stand Firm with Ukraine, by Chris Ford – 23 January 2026

From Chartist Magazine The so-called 28-point plan (drafted in part by the Russian regime and presented by the US) cannot serve as the basis for a just

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Articles Republished

Gender Under Siege: Slow Violence and Antigender Mobilisation in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Ethnonationalist Landscape, by Zlatiborka Popov-Momčinović  – 23 January 2026

This article explores antigender mobilisation – a global phenomenon that challenges and undermines gender equality – with a focus on Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). Using

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Articles Linked

The Peace That Cannot Come, by Oleksandr Kyselov – 22 January 2026

Russia appears unwilling to compromise in Ukraine – a problem ignored by those calling for an end to support for Kyiv From analyse&kritik For my

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Articles Linked

How the Far-Right is Reacting to Trump’s Assault on Venezuela, by Shane Burley – 14 January 2026

From Maiseh Review 2026 began with several shocking moments of violence, including the devastating killing of legal observer Renee Goode in Minneapolis, Minnesota, which led

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Dossiers

Perspectives on the US Intervention in Venezuela

This dossier brings together a range of perspectives, mainly from the anti-campist left, on Trump’s intervention in Venezuela, in a number of languages. Previous dossiers

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Articles

Beyond Maduro and Trump: Venezuela From Below, by The Right Podcast – 11 January 2026

Geopolitical discussions are seductive to many because they involve powerful players, strategy, individual personalities, and conspiracy. Perhaps most importantly, they include ideological worldviews that center

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Articles Republished

Are ‘Hyper-Meritocracy’ and Feminist Backlash Driving South Korean Young Men to the Right?, by Yewon Kang – 10 January 2026

It can be difficult to define what “conservative” or “right-wing populist” means, as the boundaries have blurred with other terms such as “far right” or

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Articles Linked Podcasts

Venezuela: From Anti-Imperialism to Pluralized Dominance, by The Right Podcast – 9 January 2026

Venezuela has revealed more clearly how Trump understands power and global order. That view centers on power, leverage, and unilateral action. It also involves a

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Articles

Political Amnesia on Venezuela: Re-Writing the Bolivarian Revolution, by James Bloodworth – 8 January 2026

The following passage is from an article I wrote for the Independent back in 2012. According to the International Trade Union Confederation’s 2012 annual survey, “anti-union discrimination, violations

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Articles Linked

How the British Left Dismisses Iran’s Uprising: The Campist Playbook, by Duncan Chapel – 8 January 2026

From Red Mole The message arrived in a left WhatsApp group on January 6th, 2026. A member asked if anyone had “a source for what’s

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Articles

Where Are Iran’s Protests Going in 2026?, by Frieda Afary – 8 January 2026

The unrest is growing and now includes a Kurdish general strike and participation by the Baluch and Azeri ethnic minorities The latest wave of protests

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Articles Original

In a Time of Helicopters, by Ben Gidley – 7 January 2026

In September, Donald Trump signed an executive order changing the name of the Department of Defense to the Department of War, and posted an image

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Articles Linked

The Far Right Is Quietly Building Power Under Trump, by Spencer Sunshine – 6 January 2026

From The New Republic Extremist groups are some of the biggest winners of the second Trump administration. The first year of Donald Trump’s second term

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Articles Republished

Is the Chinese Presence in Congo Brazzaville a Threat to ‘First Occupants’ or a Relief to Them?, by Desire Nimubona – 5 January 2026

Local NGOs in the Congo say that Chinese companies do not respect the environment and Indigenous peoples’ rights The Central African region, also known as

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Articles Republished

Iranian Anarchists Say Uprising Is “Genuine Self-Organisation by Ordinary People”. Interview with Anarchist Front – 5 January 2026

Interview by Gabriel Fonten with members of Anarchist Front, a collective spreading information about events in Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan The uprising in Iran has been ongoing for

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Statements

From Caracas to Kyiv to Gaza: total rejection of imperialist aggression!, by Fightback (Australia/New Zealand) – 4 January 2026

Fightback unreservedly condemns the murderous attacks by United States forces on Caracas, Venezuela, which have resulted in 40 deaths and the kidnapping of President Nicolas Maduro

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Linked Videos

State Capitalism and Capitalism in Decay: Trying to Make Sense of the Tankie Phenomenon, by Mohammed Elnaiem – 31 December 2025

Trying to make sense of the Tankie phenomenon. – Mohammed Elnaiem Read on Substack

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Statements

An Open Letter to the UK Holocaust Memorial Day Trust – 18 December 2025

An open letter by a group of UK Holocaust studies and Jewish studies scholars. For context see this news item. Dear members of the board

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Articles Republished

China’s Green Power in Angola: When Clean Energy Comes with Heavy Debt, by Vivian Wu and Jean Sovon – 17 December 2025

Clean energy can still come with high political and economic costs, even when framed as green cooperation This article was submitted as part of the

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Articles Linked

The Missing Voices of Western Sahara, by Zahra Rahmouni – 15 December 2025

At the UN’s annual Western Sahara debate, everyone gets heard except the Sahrawis themselves. From Africa is a Country Every year in October, sweater weather

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Domination and Resistance: Language, Power and Migration in an Unfinished Decolonisation – The Case of Western Sahara, by Maja Zwick- 24 November 2025

From Literatur.Review The 14th of November this year marked the 50th anniversary of the illegal Madrid Accords, by which Spain transferred administrative control of its

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Solidarity with the People of Sudan, Tanzania and Cameroon, by Abahlali baseMjondolo – 6 November 2025

There is a deepening crisis across Africa. In Sudan, Tanzania, Kenya, the Congo, Swaziland, Cameroon and elsewhere, governments and armed forces backed by corrupt elites

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Articles Republished

Sudan Drowning in Blood and Hunger, by Blade Runner – 31 October 2025

Darfur is engulfed in atrocity, with famine, mass killings and displacement now defining what remains of Sudan’s revolution. The city of El Fasher in the

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Articles

An Open Letter to Zarah Sultana, by Galina Rymbu – 30 October 2025

Originally published by the media resistance group. A feminist, anarchist, and poet living in Ukraine delivers a personal and political address to the leader of Your Party, inviting reflection on what

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Articles Republished

Claiming Freedom in Revolution and in War: an Introduction to the Anarchist Group in Sudan, by Black Rose/Rosa Negra Anarchist Federation – 30 October 2025

In 2024, Black Rose/Rosa Negra’s International Relations Committee began working closely with anarchist revolutionaries in Sudan. This relationship has involved the exchange of ideas, practical

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Articles

The World Transformed: The British Left as seen from Europe’s periphery, by Jan Bělíček – 27 October 2025

The second weekend of October saw a major political festival, The World Transformed, in Manchester, England. It was a place where one could see great

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Articles Republished

Crackdown in Indonesia, Anarchists Appeal for Solidarity, by Cristina Sykes – 27 October 2025

State blames fabricated “Chaos Star” anarchist network for instigating grassroots uprising Anarchists in Indonesia are calling for international support for comrades imprisoned and tortured following the

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Articles Republished

Nothing in Common, by Galina Rymbu – 27 October 2025

My name is Galina Rymbu. I am a poet, translator, feminist and anarchist of Moldovan-Romanian and Ukrainian origin. I was born and raised in Western Siberia, in the company town of Chkalovsky in the city of Omsk.

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Articles Linked

Trump Would Back Ukraine If Putin Was Black, by Terrell Jermaine Starr – 25 October 2025

From Terrell J Starr Official There’s only one reason Donald Trump isn’t supporting Ukrainians in their fight against Russia’s invasion: the race of their oppressor.

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Marital Politics in Post-Assad Syria: The Emerging Role of Syria’s New First Lady, by Danielle Demers – 24 October 2025

From Al-Jumhuriya Syrian social media was abuzz in June when Ahmad al-Sharaa, the country’s transitional president, chaired an Eid al-Adha event for prominent Syrian women.

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Peru: State of Emergency After Young Rapper Killed in Protests, by ANRed – 23 October 2025

Mass demonstrations accuse government of authoritarianism and corruption Tensions have surged in Peru after interim president José Jerí Oré declared a 30-day state of emergency

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Gaza and the Age of Impunity, by Seyla Benhabib – 22 October 2025

From Eurozine Under the Netanyahu government, Israel has aligned itself with an autocratic international whose goal is to transform sovereignty into state impunity. The war

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Notes on the Gen Z Revolts in Morocco and Madagascar, by Lundi Matin – 17 October 2025

During a trip to northern Morocco last week, I had the chance to meet two supporters of the GenZ212 movement that has been shaking the

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Articles Republished

The Moral Economy of the Far Right, by Miri Davidson – 16 October 2025

Of all the criticisms of capitalism, one of the most enduring is the idea that the economy should be moral. French utopian socialists envisaged a

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The Politics of Hunger in Sudan, by Nisrin Elamin – 11 October 2025

From Transition: The Magazine of Africa and the Diaspora In January of 2025, days after the RSF was forced to retreat from central Sudan, I

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The Golden Age of Transnational Repression, by Nate Schenkkan – 2 October 2025

From Journal of Democracy This is the golden age of transnational repression, or the targeting of exiles and diasporas by the states they left behind.

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No, “Gender, Race, and Climate” Are Not “Middle-Class Preoccupations”, by an RMT member – 30 September 2025

RMT general secretary Eddie Dempsey has published a new article in Tribune, arguing that the disconnection between the working class and the organised left is partly down to

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Interviews Republished

In the Afterglow of Revolution, a New Nepal Emerges. Interview with Ira Regmi – 29 September 2025

Escalated by police violence, a protest movement in Nepal snowballed into a spontaneous insurrection, culminating on September 9, 2025 with the toppling of the government.

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Peru: Second weekend of mass protests and repression, by ANRed – 28 September 2025

At least 18 people were injured, including a journalist The Peruvian capital has experienced another weekend of mobilisations, in a second wave of protests called

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War and Extractivism – A View from Sudan and Congo – 26 September 2025

Two activists from Sudfa (a media outlet founded by Sudanese exiles in France) and Génération Lumière (a decolonial ecology association founded by young Congolese people

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Articles

From Anime to Activism: How the ‘One Piece’ Pirate Flag Became the Global Emblem of Gen Z Resistance, by Nuurrianti Jalli – 24 September 2025

From Paris and Rome to Jakarta, Indonesia, and New York, a curious banner has appeared in protest squares. With hollow cheeks, a broad grin and

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The Urban Condition of Muslims in India: Interview with Thomas Blom Hansen, by Jules Naudet – 12 September 2025

According to Thomas Blom Hansen, Indian cities have become spaces of exclusion, fear, and sharpened enmity. He describes how Muslims are victims of an entanglement

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Report Accuses Ecuador of ‘Forced Disappearances.’ It Couldn’t Come at a Worse Time for Noboa, by Joshua Collins – 24 September 2025

From Pirate Wire Services National protests kicked off Monday and have spread to the capital as indigenous federation CONAIE calls for a national strike As

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Russia Is Turning to African Women and Conscripted North Koreans to Tackle Its Defence Worker Shortage, by Jennifer Mathers – 24 September 2025

US president Donald Trump has said Ukraine could win back all of the territory it has lost in the ongoing war, but Russia’s president Vladimir

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Nepali Anarchists on the Toppling of the Government. Interview with Black Book Distro – 22 September 2025

In Nepal, a protest movement in early September 2025 escalated into a spontaneous insurrection in response to police violence, culminating with the burning of the

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Articles Linked

Pirates vs. Police on the Streets of Lima, by Joshua Collins – 21 September 2025

From Pirate Wire Services Youth in Peru take a page from Nepalese rebellion as the pirate flag from “One Piece” flies in pitched street battles

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Iryna Zarutska Was Not A ‘White Woman’, by Terrell Jermaine Starr – 18 September 2025

From Terrell J Starr Official Donald Trump and his MAGA followers are outraged over Iryna Zarutska’s murder, but not because they cared about her as

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Why Are Iran’s Small Towns So Prone to Protests? Development Put On Hold in the Periphery, by Khosrow Sadeghi Borujeni – 14 September 2025

For the past few days, the fire of popular protests in Iran has flared up again, and in many cities we’re seeing gatherings by different

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Does “Conservative Leftism” Have a Future?, by Chris Maisano – 11 September 2025

From New Labor Forum Commentators right and left survey today’s political landscape and conclude, with historian Matt Karp, that “the political story of the 21st

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The U.S. Labor Movement Must Organize Its Members to Fight the Trump-MAGA Fascist Threat: Interview with Bill Fletcher Jr. by Scott Harris – 1 September 2025

Interview with Bill Fletcher Jr., former president of TransAfrica Forum and a senior scholar with the Institute for Policy Studies, conducted by Scott Harris for

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Indonesia Is Experiencing a Serious Wave of Protests, by Andrea Ferrario – 31 August 2025

Indonesia is experiencing a serious wave of protests, which began on August 28, 2025, and have placed dramatic pressure on President Prabowo Subianto’s government. The

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The Real Story behind “India’s Greta Thunberg”: A Young Climate Activist Gets Mixed up in Hindu Nationalist Politics, by Makepeace Sitlhou – Summer 2025

From Lux Magazine, issue 14 “END FOSSIL FUEL NOW!” The sharp cry broke through the monotony of the COP28 plenary session in Dubai in late

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Green Capitalism in the Americas – 22 August 2025

A special issue of the NACLA Report on the Americas. This special issue of the NACLA Report critically examines the rise of green capitalism in the Americas

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The Labor Movement Is in a Fight for Its Existence Against a Neofascist Threat, by Bill Fletcher, Jr. – 21 August 2025

For unions to survive, they must embrace antifascism. In countries across the capitalist world, trade union movements are being challenged to their very core by

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