Book review: The Ministry for the Future reads like an insufficiently self-conscious parody of itself, complete with an overly self-important title and tone-deaf execution. It would read much better as satire.
The Messiah and the God-Emperor of Zurich Read More »
Look what happened to the Palestinians in Syria! Yarmouk camp is a case study the left should be focusing on, to expose the hypocrisy of the regime Hafez and Bashar al-Assad built.
Killing Is Killing: Yarmouk and the “Squeeze” of Being Palestinian-Syrian Read More »
We fought Assad and his regime—and we’ll keep fighting as long as it takes, until Syria has become a democracy with respect for human rights. We will not replace one dictatorship with another. Syrians will never accept that.
“We will continue until they’ve all been held accountable.” Read More »
In June 2024, a German antifascist was extradited from Germany to Hungary in a hasty operation intended to deny them all legal recourse. On the anniversary of their initial arrest in Berlin, we present an interview with the solidarity group advocating for their freedom and that of several others facing similar repression across Europe.
International Antifascist Solidarity: The Budapest-Komplex Read More »
Ethical questions are not incidental to revolutionary strategy, they are at its heart. Working out how to do things together is essential. So is measuring the risks we’re willing to take for ourselves and for others. Keep in touch with what mattered at the start.
Revolutions of Our Times: An Internationalist Manifesto Read More »
By being open to complexity and specificity, anarchist action can be a liberating endeavor. It is here that we can find affinities, build relationships, and muster the strength and courage—or perhaps, humility and passion—to attack.
Towards Another Uprising Read More »
Who can we count on? Who can we still work with in good conscience, and who has drifted toward supporting reactionary ideologies?
A Year on the German Left after October Seventh Read More »
There’s something about Khoury’s flies: they are the residents of this damned place, more so than the Ottomans, the British, the Palestinians, and the Jews together. We will keep being displaced; the flies will remain homeowners.
Three Encounters with Elias Khoury Read More »
Mutual aid movements were forged in exilic spaces like this, where collective survival has always depended on what the people at the margins and from below create through taking care of each other.
A Pillar in the Land of Ruin Read More »
If people would accept not knowing much and were willing to learn, we’d be in a much better place. Unfortunately that didn’t happen, so here we are fighting chemical weapons denialism, which is probably the worst place we could be.
On Chemical Attacks and Genocide Denial Read More »
