Written by Davide Grasso We must mobilise for the confederal revolution in Syria. This is a crucial moment. After conquering the areas controlled by the confederal revolution in the governorate of Aleppo, last night government forces launched a general offensive against the Democratic Administration of the North-East from the west (Tabqa) and the east (Deir […]
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Written by Hasse-Nima Golkar. Original publication in Persian at the Anarchist Front website. The revolutionary movement of the Iranian people, which began again on December 28, 2025, was met with incredible violence by the Islamic-fascist government that rules over the geography of Iran. It is said that this horrific crime has left at least 12,000 […]
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Written by Wolfgang Haug In September 1978, an anarchist group in Southern Germany founded the publishing group, Trotzdem Verlag. At that time, many activists had ceased their political activities because of the increasing repression after the deadly attacks by the Marxist-Leninist Red Army faction and the fatal response by German police. In 1979, I came […]
Read More Spreading Murray Bookchin’s Ideas in Germany
Below is an excerpt from Kropotkin’s Memoirs of a Revolutionist, where the great anarchist geographer describes reading Charles Dickens’ Christmas stories while imprisoned in Russia in 1874. When he learned about my arrest, [my brother] Alexander immediately left everything, — the work of his life, the life itself of freedom which was as necessary for […]
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Written by Aslı Ü. Bâli & Omar M. Dajani* for the University of the Pacific Law Review / Vol. 56 A postnational future seems far from imminent. The insecurity and dislocation that has attended the successive economic and political crises of the last two decades has given rise to a resurgence in nationalism, and supranational […]
Read More Self-Determination Beyond the Nation-State
Written by Nikos Vrantsis Recently we discussed what Swedish tenants’ unions might learn from struggles abroad. Sweden has one of the largest tenants’ unions in the world, with around half a million members. Yet despite its size, the union has become so institutionalized that landlords keep winning. Rents rise year after year despite mandatory negotiations; […]
Read More Tenants’ Power and Dual Strategy! Reflections from Bostadsvrålet!
Written by Yavor Tarinski Protesters managed to enter the venue for this year’s 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belem, Brazil, yesterday and clashed with security guards at the entrance. With slogans such as “Our land is not for sale!”, indigenous peoples and environmental organizations are protesting and demanding real action to mitigate climate change […]
Read More Protesters storm this year’s COP30 Climate Conference
Mobilizing Social Ecology is a podcast of the Transnational Institute of Social Ecology (trise.net). It explores ecological and democratic transformations for collective liberation and life-sustaining worlds. In this episode our guest is Eleanor Finley, a public anthropologist, social ecology educator and organizer, who has been directly engaged with radical democracy movements for over 15 […]
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Written by Vittorio Sergi Abbesmuseum in Eindhoven is a small structure in post-modern architecture in the midst of a residential neighborhood of modern colonial Dutch-style cottages just across the canal that surrounds the historic center. The museum houses a diverse, and unusual by Italian standards, collection of critical post-colonial artworks and information installations. Henry Von […]
Read More Sociology of Freedom: a world where many worlds fit
Written by Hawzhin Azeez. She holds a PhD in political science and International Relations, from the University of Newcastle, Australia. Azeez is the creator of The Middle Eastern Feminist and was formerly the Co-Director of The Kurdish Center for Studies (English branch). Previously she has taught at the American University of Iraq, Sulaimani (AUIS), as […]
Read More Hawzhin Azeez: “The Children of War Know Its Human Costs”
