From Black Rose Anarchist Federation

No other topic in the history of the anarchist movement has been more thoroughly examined and debated than the Spanish Revolution & Civil War. And for good reason; the events that began in July 1936 culminated with millions of workers’ active participation in a revolutionary project aiming to vanquish the state and class society and to replace them with self-managed socialism. Despite all manner of contradictions and obstacles, they came close.

We are receiving submissions of audiovisual materials of an anarchist nature in all its aspects, as well as materials that in some way relate to the anarchist struggle.

From Current Affairs by Lauren Fadiman

The Green Scare created precedents that today reach far beyond radical environmentalism, and threaten anyone willing to engage in direct action.

YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia – Indonesia's premier contemporary art festival, ARTJOG 2026, opened on June 19 at the Jogja National Museum amid a storm of nation-wide protest against the dictatorship regime of Prabowo Subianto. The controversy centers on the festival's sponsorship by the Didit Hediprasetyo Foundation (DHF), an organization founded by Didit Hediprasetyo—the only son of Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto.

From Freedom News UK

A hundred yeas since the publication of The Organisational Platform of the General Union of the Libertarian Communists, we offer two opposing views of its value

From CrimethInc. by Simoun Magsalin

Notes from the Philippines on the Second Battle of Mendiola

From American Theatre by Rachel Shteir

Thoughts on reading the vibrant diaries of Living Theatre pioneer Judith Malina, whose passion for observation and commentary vied with her theatrical impulses.

From The Free Press by Abbey Mulcahy Staff Writer, Jun 26, 2026

MANKATO — Wine, pizza and organizing. That’s what was on tap at a community-hosted gathering at the Wine Cafe Friday night.

Cameron Kennedy, a Minneapolis-based activist originally from Mankato, took to the bar’s patio to host Ask an Anarchist, an open discussion about Operation Metro Surge, Kennedy’s experience as an anarchist and how people in Mankato can engage in community-oriented activism.

From Unseen Japan by Jay Allen

It’s never safe to pit yourself against the power of the state. Even less so when the state deifies its leader as a living god.

That’s exactly what Kaneko Fumiko (1903-1926) did. Kaneko was born so far outside of Japan’s system that her birth officially didn’t even exist. After enduring years of brutalization, she spent the remainder of her life cursing and defying Japan’s imperial system. She hated the emperor so much that she spat his offer of clemency back in his face.

From Act for Freedom Now! - Athens, Greece

At this point I must make my final statement. As for the decision and my own sentence, I cannot say that I was surprised. After 15 years in the anarchist movement, vindictiveness and severity have come to be expected in the face of fighters, both male and female, who either choose revolutionary armed non-violence or actively stand alongside them, assisting and helping them.

From Freedom News UK by Søren Hough

His arguments are no less salient in the face of contemporary threats

From ANews Podcast

Welcome to the ANews podcast. This podcast covers anarchist activity, ideas, and conversations from the previous week.

A few days ago, one of my comrades sent me a relatively old text (https://t.me/stupidisthenewcool/1001) criticizing the statement by Russian anarchists on the war in Ukraine and the exclusion of Belarusian and Ukrainian comrades from public events in the “West”[1]. Most of the text is a perfectly adequate critique of the statement, but one thing struck me and made me sit down to write this text.

How are you, LBH Bandung?

We are still alive here. Still speaking. Still waiting.

How are things out there? Is the work going well? Do the agendas keep moving forward as usual?

Meanwhile, we remain here. Ten people in the West Java Regional Police detention facility. Living day after day with one question that keeps returning:

Do we still exist in your eyes?