Javier Sethness interviews Assembly, a Ukrainian anarchist magazine based in Kharkov, on the reality of imperialist sabre-rattling in the Russo-Ukrainian conflict.
Covering March and April, this is the first part of an epic poem reflecting on a year of revolt, loss, growth, and care from the Triangle region of North Carolina.
An account of action taken against poor living conditions and increasing fares in Kiev, Ukraine. From our anarchist comrades in Kharkov.
If coercion is fundamental to the existence of the modern state, then ideology is its spin doctor.
In this series' concluding part, Javier Sethness reminds readers that we should be mindful of the immense power our imaginations have to break capital's infernal grip
The thin façade of global capital has cracked again, but the question is, will the world capitalise on what it reveals?
Following up from the first part of the series, this piece investigates the sources of modern anarchism in the Philippines.
Elaine Leeder covers anarchist politics, sexuality, and Jewish culture, before sharing three incredible interviews with Jewish anarchist women active in the early 1900s.
