World
Sabotage and downpours greet a “grandiose” Olympics
July 26th: The authorities decided on a unique opening ceremony in the open air, and maximum security with all the police in the world — both are getting pissed on Hours before the start of the Olympic Games, coordinated acts of sabotage targeted several high-speed lines in France during the night, disrupting all traffic and immobilising 800,000
France: Thousands protest ‘mega-basin’ reservoir expansion
July 23rd: Struggle against hoarding of water by agro-industry sees five days of action, culminating in a 10,000-strong march on the commercial port of La Rochelle
What Does Putin Want?
July 11th: The Russian autocrat is not crazy, war is simply a necessity for his power and economic system
The evolution of National Rally
July 8th: While its parliamentary surge has been forestalled, the French far right remains a neoliberal and repressive menace
Paris Olympics protests: “A concrete mixer for tourists and speculation”
July 3rd: With the Paris Olympics heralding urban exclusion and a hike in surveillance, disruption and protests mark the passage of the Olympic flame through France
German anti-fascist extradited to Hungary
July 2nd: Maja T now faces 24 years in prison, accused of attacking neo-Nazis in Budapest
New Caledonia: The Kanak insurrection and the nickel industry
June 27th: New Caledonia has a quarter of the world’s nickel reserves, and each faction—separatists, loyalists and the State—have possessed one of the major factories
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
Nothing is over
June 11th: Prison becomes inevitable for anyone who decides to follow certain practices, but to see us exclusively as "prisoners" would be to annihilate us politically, which is exactly what power wants
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
