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Notes from the US: On all counts

Notes from the US: On all counts

June 25th: Using the Trump cult, the far right prepares to take over---no matter who wins the presidency
A transformative election—but in which direction?

A transformative election—but in which direction?

June 24th: We must prepare for an extreme right surge after the polls, no matter how few MPs the Tories and Reform end up with

Conspiracy and interstice: Notes on the wasteland

Conspiracy and interstice: Notes on the wasteland

June 20th: Struggles over vacant land defend a plurality of ungovernable uses and relationships, beneath the mechanisms of capitalist ownership and state control

Walney report: “Democracy” without dissent

Walney report: “Democracy” without dissent

June 18th: Government’s adviser on “political violence and disruption" demonstrates how the British state machinery perceives the left in general and anarchists in particular

Five horrors from the Tory and Labour manifestos

Five horrors from the Tory and Labour manifestos

June 17th: At times it looks like they are trying to outdo each other in being nasty Facing a crash at the polls on July 4, for a while now the Tories have been trying to look as tough as they can on a range of socially conservative issues, in the hope of overturning their polling fortunes.

EU election: Extreme right is no longer out in the cold

EU election: Extreme right is no longer out in the cold

June 11th: News stories focus on dramatic little swings, but a much bigger, slower development is at stake

South African elections: Long road to nowhere?

South African elections: Long road to nowhere?

June 5th: Record-low turnout shows loss of faith in the ANC party-state, but popular power has yet to fill the gap

“Technocrat” or far-right spymaster?

“Technocrat” or far-right spymaster?

May 31st: Netherlands: New prime minister Dick Schoof is former intelligence chief who illegally spied on citizens and remains vague about democracy's red lines

Chip production in the multi-crisis

Chip production in the multi-crisis

May 30th: With its massive ecological footprint, the semiconductor industry has been the material foundation for the IT assault - and now drives economic war between the US and China

Blocking the Internet during revolt: Kanaky and the suburbs as laboratories

Blocking the Internet during revolt: Kanaky and the suburbs as laboratories

May 29th: A method once reserved for authoritarian regimes or periods of war is now being implemented by the French government in New Caledonia