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Surviving Zad’s uncertain future
February 10th: Zad’s Council for the Maintenance of Occupations takes an in-depth look at the French State’s latest divide-and-rule project in the wa…
Class War defeat Qatari Royals and protect protest rights
February 9th: There’s something delicious about seeing very rich and powerful people take on a fight and then realise they’ve bitten off more than they can c…
Diverse, Decentralized, Non-Binary: Iran Popular Uprising Defies Outdated Narratives
February 1st: The protests presently gripping Iran are proving as difficult for the mainstream media to pigeonhole as they are for the Iranian state to pin back.
Basildon: Study of a tower killing
January 25th: The slow death of public residential blocks and resurrection as luxury apartments is well documented in the major cities, but as The Stirrer notes,…
Trump’s UK visit and the royal wedding offer avenues for mass action
January 8th: In this month’s column Jon Bigger looks at the possibilities for protest as the US President considers a British jaunt and and another Windso…
Argentina: Macri’s conservative policies won’t pass
January 2nd: Federico Abal writes on the broad repression of progressives which is being carried out by the Macri government, and how people are fighting back i…
PeaceTech: World peace through … corporate training?
December 27th: In another age, an industry-leading company joining up with the US government to identify and co-opt startups in foreign nations might have been re…
National Action’s fate – Nazi ideology, Anti-fascism and the State
December 16th: This article by Mark Hayes examines the emergence of a relatively new (and short-lived) Nazi organisation in Britain – National Action (NA).
You Cannot Burn Us All: the Issue of Communal Housing Privatisation in Poland
December 13th: Privatisation has many faces.
Reflections on Anarchist Organising
December 12th: In his latest column, Jon Bigger reflects on grassroots anarchist organising.
Are Amazon digging a hole for themselves at Tilbury?
December 10th: Since the Amazon distribution facility opened in Tilbury at the start of October, over 600 workers have either quit because the working conditions …
Greek Floods and Gentrification
November 30th: In November, flash floods caused by heavy overnight rain have killed at least 23 people and caused significant destruction in central Greece.
It was bosses who killed journalism, not the internet
November 25th: A journalist reflects on their experiences over the last two decades of working in local news, arguing that bosses’ monopolistic mismanagemen…
Transgender Day of Remembrance
November 20th: The Transgender Day of Remembrance, held annually since November 20, 1999, is a day of remembrance to commemorate the world’s average of abou…
New Law Makes Refusal to Disclose Nationality an Offence
November 19th: Since 13th November, courts have been ordered under section 162 of the Policing and Crime Act 2017 to ascertain defendants’ personal details,…
