Plastic in Utero: Anti-Civ Anarchy Reborn from the Compost of Wasteland Modernity (PIU) is back in issue #7 for Summer 2026.

From Autonomies

A new book from lundimatin press was released this last March 20: Under the Starry Sky, a Summer Night; Reflections on Anarchy and Revolution [Sous le ciel étoilé, une nuit d’éte: Réflexions sur l’anarchie et la révolution], by Maria Kakogianni.

In this short essay, philosopher Maria Kakogianni sets out to dust off our preconceived notions of revolution and anarchy. “The aim of these pages is a positive manifestation of anarchy”.

From The Brussels Times

The Mundaneum Museum in Mons has launched a new exhibition exploring the history and ideas of anarchism; it will remain open until 9 May 2027.

From Kierkegaardian Reflections by Anarchierkegaard

Paul's presumed theological anarchy in the context of lawlessness

From Act for Freedom Now! - Italy

Original title: "A new repressive operation under Article 270bis. The Bencivenga Occupation in Rome has been evicted, and arrests and searches have taken place in several cities"

We make known:

Starting at around 5am on June 16, 2026, the Rome prosecutor’s office launched yet another repressive operation involving numerous anarchist comrades in various parts of the country. The alleged crime is conspiracy for terrorist purposes (Article 270 bis). The conspiracy is said to be related to sabotage carried out during the devastation of the Milan and Cortina areas, also known as the Winter Olympics.

From Birds Before the Storm by Margaret Killjoy

or: Thoughtcrime and flimsy cases

From Anarchistories by Tom Goyens

When Radical Politics Went Steamboating

In July 1900, Jewish stage actors were invited to perform during a steamboat excursion organized by the Yiddish-speaking anarchist movement. There was just one problem. Through their union, the actors declined, explaining that they were accustomed to performing on a fixed stage. As one representative put it, “No actor wishes to make a fool of himself, standing on a ship and acting scenes or declaiming there while the ship rocks.” The editors reassured them that no performance was necessary. “Instead of coming to our excursion as performers,” they replied, “we ask all Jewish actors and actresses to come as our guests.”1

From Ill Will by Josep Rafanell i Orra

In December of 2025, a new journal appeared in France entitled À bas bruits [Under the Radar]. In the opening article of its first issue, Josep Rafanell i Orra argues that anarchism has always functioned as an escape route for communities fleeing the iron cage of society. Among the many competing conceptions of what an anarchist politics today could or should look like, Rafanell’s stance is anti-social, yet non-nihilist.

From AZ By Robert Firth, Reuters

Seven people have been arrested in Italy over suspected sabotage attacks on high-speed railway lines during the Winter Olympics earlier this year.

Italian police said on Tuesday that the suspects, believed to belong to an anarchist militant network, were detained on suspicion of terrorism-related offences.

From Anarchist Barrio

Munich is dead?

Machismo, excessive drinking, and conservative drabness seem to be inescapable in Bavaria. In reaction to this backwater there has always been a fierce anarchist movement in Munich. We want to carry on the flame and continue the authentic bavarian traditions of the November Revolution 1918 and the Bavarian Soviet Republic: Against war, against peace, for revolution!

From Act for Freedom Now! - Chile

“As the months have passed I’ve become quieter and more withdrawn. I suppose those are normal effects after spending a fairly prolonged period in prison.

From Act for Freedom Now! - Bristol, UK

Bristol solidarity for Indonesia

From Autonomies

Organising-federating anarchists in Seville. From El Topo, Nº 71, May 2026

From CrimethInc.

Towards a Queer History of Riots and Affinity Group Organizing

What can today’s rebels learn from the Stonewall riots? Why did the uprising have such an impact? To answer these questions, we explore the previously unacknowledged significance of anarchists in the rebellion and the movements that emerged from it. Along the way, we trace a queer genealogy of anarchist organizing methods in North America from the Stonewall Uprising through the WTO protests in Seattle in 1999 to today.

From Organise! by Simoun Magsalin

A letter in the vein of Read This When Things Fall Apart

(Not really a) Review of: Kelly Hayes (ed.). Read This When Things Fall Apart: Letters to Activists in Crisis. Chico, CA: AK Press, 2025.