World
Battle for Amulsar: UK mining giant using corporate courts to attack community opposed to massive gold mine
September 11th: Early last week—despite popular resistance and grave environmental concerns—the Armenian government green-lit a gold mine on Amulsar Mountain in Southern Armenia.
Brazil: In case of fire, burn the landlords and imperialists
September 1st: In this scorching essay, the Brazilian Anarchist Co-ordination (Coordenação Anarquista Brasileira, or CAB) analyse the many steps taken under multiple governments which have led to today’s ruinous arsons of the Amazon — and call for support to flow to the grassroots communities resisting the burners.
Greece: Police attack Exarcheia Square and K*VOX social centre
August 30th: The Greek riot police has attacked Athens’ Exarcheia Square and K*VOX social centre late last night.
Bangladesh: 200,000 Rohingya people rally to mark Genocide Day
August 25th: About 200,000 Rohingya people rallied in the World’s largest refugee camp in Kutupalong, Bangladesh, today to mark two years since the start of the biggest ever stream of refugees out of Myanmar.
Poland: court orders investigation into police torture of anarchists
August 17th: CW: torture, police brutality A court in Warsaw heard an appeal against the prosecutor’s decision to discontinue the investigation regarding two police officers suspected of abuse of power, mistreatment and inhuman treatment of three anarchists following their arrest in May 2016.
News from the borders: Calais and Dunkirk
August 15th: Since the highly publicised “clearance” of encampment The Jungle in Calais three years ago migrant struggles in the area have been largely ignored other than a minor panic over refugee dinghies in the Channel – but that doesn’t mean the situation is resolved, writes Chiara Lauvergnac.
What the hell is going on in Kashmir at the moment?
August 12th: The short answer is, we don’t really know an awful lot about what’s going on in the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
Yellow rucksacks: Ukraine’s delivery workers protest for the first time
July 31st: As delivery apps take hold in Ukraine, couriers are coming out to protest declining wages and conditions.
Breaking: murderer of Alexis Grigoropoulos released from prison
July 30th: Epaminondas Korkoneas, a Greek cop and murderer of Alexis Grigoropoulos, was released from prison today.
Bulgaria: Jock Palfreeman denied parole
July 27th: Last week in Sofia, Bulgaria, 32-year-old anti-fascist Jock Palfreeman was denied parole on his 20-year prison sentence for murder.
