Radical Reprint: The Voice of Labour
May 19th: With militarism and the expectation of a war in Europe on the rise, Freedom‘s approach wasn’t getting as much of a bump in readership as hoped, according to reports from the anarchists’ annual gathering in Newcastle in May 1914.
Fixing the UK food supply
May 16th: As Everybody Eats continues with Robin Hood-style actions in multiple UK cities, group Vegans Support the Farmers are promoting a just transition for producers.
The Mohammed Barakat cup: Solidarity through football
May 15th: Our message, visible on the banners raised around the pitch, was for a Free Palestine and the end of the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
General strike: Argentina in slow motion
May 11th: On Thursday, unions held a second general strike against far-right President Javier Milei's “adjustment policies” and austerity.
Notes from the US: A matter of life and death
May 18th: From the assault on Gaza genocide protests to racist and ecocidal policies - elites have proven they will never affirm life and peace against death and destruction
Ahead of another summer of climate disasters, let’s talk about real solutions
May 8th: In cooperation with CrimethInc., we present a short text from Peter Gelderloos exploring why the strategies that mainstream environmental movements are currently employing to halt industrially-produced climate change are failing—and what we could be doing instead.
Confronting the eco-fascists in Lyon
May 7th: To defuse an eco-fascist campaign, radicals in Lyon are working on intellectual and legal counterattacks
Cambridge for Palestine – demanding divestment
May 17th: "This is a protest against the University’s complicity in the massacre in Gaza, and we affirm that everyday".
Growing communities in Waltham Forest
May 14th: A solidarity economy, emerging in the London Borough of Waltham Forest, revolves around food.
The Pergamon: prison and sisterhood
May 12th: A succession of people have been jailed over the last few years for taking direct action against companies which participate in selling arms to Israel, which are then used to kill children in Gaza.
The triumph of beige
May 13th: A social-liberal tinge on a green nationalism, the new normal is a mixture of centrist and fascist politics for a scared state in crisis.
Disability cuts: Work isn’t the pull Sunak thinks it is
May 10th: The recent welfare reform plans announced by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak have landed badly, and rightly so.
Iraq: Hard truths about truth-telling
May 9th: "Accidental anarchist" Carne Ross reflects on blowing the whistle on the Iraq War, 20 years on.
