From Libertarian Labyrinth

After the month-long interruption in April, I’m finally settling down to work on the chronological review of Proudhon’s work that I have mentioned recently — which is also the process that will produce some print-on-demand volumes for A New Proudhon Library. I’ve been working without my usual daily quotas and deadlines, for the first time in over three years, and spending a lot of time thinking — no doubt sometimes over-thinking — about the translation strategies I began to develop a decade ago, while puttering away at Proudhon’s journalism and correspondence.

From Organise! by Don Diego de la Vega, Liza militant

About beefs, ego-trips and cancellations in the libertarian movement

Since I recognised myself an anarchist, I have always been an “idealist” for taking it to the Messianic, a “believer” of The Idea. I was fascinated (and continue to be fascinated) by all the stories and experiences that Anarchism has brought, fought for and defended in the name of a conviction that a more dignified Humanity is possible. I always liked texts with a speech that appealed to “preach the spark of consciousness that transforms the instinct of mutual help into the architecture of a society without masters, where bread and freedom are universal and inalienable rights” or which spoke of the “end of the exploitation of Man over Man” and the “emancipation of the people by their own people”. I believe that, from this interpretation, my logical development was that ego and personalism cannot take place in a universal project.

From Abolition Media

Excerpt from the statement of Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis at the event of the newspaper Apatris on 25/6/2026 at the Evangelismos Squat:

From Kontrapolis - Berlin, Germany

WE CALL FOR ANARCHIST PARTICIPATION IN:

The Antimilitarist Assembly Wedding is an anarchist assembly, meaning anti-authoritarian, anti-nationalist, and horizontal: it’s open to anyone who wants to take action against war and the military-industrial complex behind it.

From Kontrapolis

Solidarity with the 9 anarchists persecuted in Italy for allegedly sabotaging a high-speed train line during the last winter Olympics and forming an organization with the goal to subvert the state.
From Berlin in solidarity, we send you strength and love!

From International of Anarchist Federations by Zaher Baher, June 2026

the two Fronts of Anarchist Struggle – article by KAF member

We Kurdish-speaking anarchists often come into contact with Marxists. They accuse anarchists of identifying the state as the main problem of this system while ignoring economic issues and class struggle.

From MTL Counter-Info

The following are lesser-known problems with Signal that anarchists and other targets of state repression should know about. These issues are known to the Signal developers.

From Prism by Glen Stellmacher

An FBI counterterrorism report obtained by Prism describes tactics of “anarchist violent extremists” that can be reported to federal authorities

From Thirteen PBS

The word anarchy is synonymous with chaos, but what does it mean to political theorists? In this episode of Crash Course Political Theory, we explore the theories and practices of anarchism.

From Ekathimerini by Yiannis Souliotis July 2, 2026

Authorities investigating a seemingly coordinated string of arson attacks in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, that resulted in the death of one person and the injury of four, are reportedly focusing on a specific group of about 30 anarchists.

From In Contempt

State Terror in Prairieland, Minneapolis, Michigan, & Elsewhere, Repression Breeds Resistance…But Only If We Try!

The US state’s recent attacks on anarchists and anti-authoritarians, framing the militant forefront of mass resistance to fascism as “terrorism” is nothing new––it is the foundational repressive arm of US state capitalist terror that seeks to maintain its imperial and national domination at all costs. From Haymarket to the Anarchist Exclusion Act, from the Sedition Act to Sacco and Vanzetti, from Red Scares to COINTELPRO, from the MOVE bombing to Wounded Knee, from the Green Scare to J20, and now from Prairieland to Minneapolis, any threat to the state in the vast social war of the exploited against their exploiters will encounter repression.

From Freedom News UK - Nikolay Gerasimov

Marking 150 years since the death of the great revolutionary, whose vision of anarchism remains more relevant than ever