As the war with Russia grinds on, society mobilises to oppose the Zelensky government’s ‘reform’ bill ~ Nikita Ivansky ~ Thousand…
Anarchists join Ukraine anti-corruption protests
Tag: Anarchism
Anarchist News Review: Profiteering off climate disasters, abandoned allies, and Durham’s big day out
Insurance bonds may be dry, but they’re also the closest you’ll get to capitalists’ actual assessment of the problem …
Anarchist News Review: The proscribing of Palestine Action
We don’t have long before old-fashioned authoritarian State censorship is employed to stop us talking about one of the most shameful episodes…
Upcoming Anarchist Books for 2025
We round up some of the titles to keep an eye out for, from retrospectives on punk social centres in London to the lives of brilliant organisers an…
In Pictures: May 1st Worldwide
On Thursday the streets bore witness to demonstrations ranging from mass mobilisations to local acts of defiance to mark International Workers̵…
Anarchist News Review: Trans rights in court, evictions in Greece and Labour’s latest mess
Andy, Rhiannon, Sam and Simon discuss the UK Supreme Court’s ruling, what it means legally and what it actually means for trans people, as we…
Against ‘human nature’
To claim selfishness is our affliction ignores the conditions of a system that prioritises greed above all other virtues ~ Sourdough ~ A common ref…
Anarchism and the New Military Wave (pt. 2)
As Europe’s ruling class responds to the post-Pax Americana world with anguish and armaments, here are the opportunities and threats facing Briti…
Anarchist News Review: Balkans protests, Spring Budget and Greenpeace fines
We start by discussing the beginnings of a potential ‘Balkans Spring’ against the corruption and autocratic tendencies of governments w…
Anarchism and the New Military Wave (pt.1)
A few thoughts on where we are as we teeter on the cusp of a decade-defining shift into armed nationalism ~ Rob Ray ~ In the deluge of capital-N Ne…
Ethel Carnie Holdsworth: Internationalist poet
An early British anti-fascist, her working-class voice was powerful and unique ~ Megan Williams ~ An internationalist thread went through Ethel Car…
Still worth fighting: Nicolas Walter remembered
The great anarchist historian and activist left us a message for these dire times ~ Natasha Walter ~ How do we keep hope and faith alive?
Do It Yourselves and take care of each other
Reflections on three decades of environmental activism ~ Helen Baczkowska ~ The first thing to do was to re-arrange the furniture—what was se…
Anarchist News Review: Glasgow Gaza action, Wolff, soldiers and violent acts, Labour and AI
Chatting about what’s happening in economics, tech and direct action with a US twist thanks to this week’s guest, James Birmingham.
Radical Reprint: The frustration of Leonard Motler
A fierce working class propagandist, Motler couldn’t stand the stilted, esoteric tones of many anarchist and socialist writers – and wa…
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