To this day, despite intense repression, there are still permanently occupied libertarian spaces.
Greece: On recent student mobilisations
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Fire in the machinery of ATTIKO METRO!
The consequences of this project are not only limited to the destruction of any notion of public green space but also extend to the restructuring of the life of entire areas
By defending the squats, we defend the movement against the rotten world of authority
From the ashes of Evros, central Greece and Rhodes to the mud of the valley.
Ten years since Pavlos Fyssas’ assassination: A turning point in Greek antifascist struggle
Pavlos Fyssas, a musician and antifascist, soon died of his wounds, but his death began the defeat of Golden Dawn.
Militias, racism, and a climate of fear in Greece
These groups’ hunt’ people on the move and ask, with apparent impunity, for support for their actions on social media.
Exarcheia: A year of occupation and the struggle for public space
While the permanent police presence in the heart of Exarcheia is worrying in some ways, it is less dangerous than the future heralded by the construction work.
Rouvikonas bring the heat to those responsible for another climate death
Those responsible have names and addresses; we do not expect any investigation; we do not trust the civil justice system.
Rouvikonas volunteers battle Greek fires
As with the fires that started yesterday in Kouvaras and Dervenochoria, in Loutraki, we are witnessing the magical Greek phenomenon.
Foul play as hundreds dead after Greek shipwreck
Up to 500 people may have died and more than 100 people rescued after a large vessel capsized in Greek waters.
Deadly train collision in Greece reveals the dysfunctionality of state and capitalism
On 28th of February 2023, a head-on collision occurred between two trains in the Thessaly region of Greece, killing at least 57 people, making it the deadliest rail disaster in Greek history. And from the very beginning a wave of outrage was felt all over the country. Protests and demonstrations are held on daily basis,
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The Revolution in Myanmar
An American currently fighting for the revolution in Myanmar discusses the avoidance of ethnic and political schisms, the decentralisation of guerilla combat, the confusions generated by counter-insurrection, and the complex geopolitical dynamics at play ~ Azad, intrerviewed by Ill Will ~ Ill Will: How did a civil protest movement using the tactics and strategies of
“Don’t Pray – Go Gay”: Confronting the fundamentalists in Zurich
Activists in Switzerland storm the stage at the homophobic and anti-abortion “March for Life” event ~ from Barrikade ~ As they do every year, this September too, the fundamentalists crawled out of every hole of their contempt for humanity to Oerlikon (Zurich, Switzerland) to demonstrate against the basic human right to a safe abortion.
Fire and passion: The life of Ukrainian anarchist Maria Nikiforova
On the anniversary of Maria Nikiforova’s execution at the hands of the White Army on September 17, 1919, we present a translation of Anatoly Dubovik’s biographical sketch of this unique Ukrainian anarchist ~ Anatoly Dubovik, translated by Malcolm Archibald ~ Maria Nikiforova is perhaps the most famous female anarchist who operated on the territory of the
Museum of Neoliberalism closes as building knocked down for luxury flats
The anti-capitalist tourist attraction played with the perceived factual authority of a museum ~ Gavin Grindon ~ After five years as Lewisham’s premier anti-capitalist tourist attraction, the Museum of Neoliberalism closed its doors for the final time on 15th Sept, as the building is being sold to a developer.
Billionaires in space
Elite tourism is not ‘paving humanity’s way to the stars’, but elites’ escape from a dying planet ~ Andrew J Boyer ~ Jared Isaacman has become the first billionaire to space-walk, in a successful Space-X mission titled Polaris Dawn.
