From International of Anarchist Federations
Interview with AΠΟ – Αναρχική Πολιτική Οργάνωση, Ομοσπονδία Συλλογικοτήτων – Anarchist Political Organisation – Federation of collectives (Greece), member of IFA
From Lukáš Borl // archiv
The next public hearing in the Fénix 2 case will take place on June 9, 2026, at 8:15 a.m. at the Regional Court in Ústí nad Labem. As one of the defendants in this case, I would like to make a few brief remarks.
We are an anti-authoritarian anarchist publishing distributor in the north of the territory dominated by the Mexican state. We appeal to international anarchist solidarity in order to raise funds for a high-volume printer so we can continue our work of editing, binding, and printing books, propaganda, and pamphlets.
From YouTube by Firelake Media
Did you know that the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor has the largest collection of anarchist ephemera in the United States? It also has the oldest collection of radical literature in the United States. This assortment of literature and ephemera is called The Labadie Collection, and is on the sixth floor of the Harlan Hatcher Library. It is named after a Detroit anarchist named Jo Labadie who lived from 1850-1933. Ever the pack rat and collector of radical material, Labadie donated twenty crates of goods from his attic to the University of Michigan in 1911. This small collection eventually exploded into taking up a whole floor at the U-M Graduate library, and it includes writings of the Unabomber Ted Kaczynski. How has it lasted all these years? I talk with the librarian and curator of The Labadie Collection, Julie Herrada, to paint a fuller picture of the story.
announcement re: Pride Stud Alley
Every Alley is Stud Alley
If you found yourself walking around Soma in the past year, and you happened to look up, you might have seen some graffiti scrawled beautifully across the edge of a random, otherwise nondescript roof, declaring, Every Alley is Stud Alley.
From ANews Podcast
Welcome to the ANews podcast. This podcast covers anarchist activity, ideas, and conversations from the previous week.
From Unexpected Items
Unexpected Items, anarchist paper of beautiful inconveniences. Issue 2. (London)
From Act for Freedom Now! - Chile
With theatre, music, audiovisual displays and graphic creations we brought to life “CHAOTIC INTENTIONS” in memory of Punky Mauri, 17 years after his death in action.
From Act for Freedom Now! - Greece
Yesterday morning (25/5) we noticed that an AI camera was being installed outside the local high school.
Via email by Gustavo Rodríguez
All antagonism, all resistance, all criticism, all dissent, and all seditious attempts can now be predicted based on the automatic detection of data patterns. Hence, algorithmic domination can anticipate the next move and “put the band-aid before the wound appears”. However, we continue to await the arrival of a dystopian future without realizing that the massive processing of data for the purposes of social control, hand in hand with the accelerated technological revolution, has already established that dystopia here and now. While many comrades remain lost, engrossed in a futile struggle against outdated windmills, absolute social control has been established with the help of new technologies. These are prediction machines, “whose goal—according to Pariser—is to constantly create and refine a theory about who you are, what you will do, and what you will desire next”.i
From Anarchistories by Tom Goyens
The oppression of women in Iran remains one of the clearest expressions of the theocratic order established in 1979. The nationwide “Woman, Life, Freedom” uprising that followed the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody in September 2022 revealed not only the courage of Iranian women but also the unresolved struggle over bodily autonomy, public morality, and state power that began with the Islamic Revolution itself.
From The New York Times By Michael S. Rosenwald
An abstract painter who wanted to creatively destroy the gap between art and revolution, he loosely led a band of radicals with a profane name.
Olexander “Vampire” — an anti-fascist, a fighter and a comrade — has been killed at the frontline. This is a painful loss for his friends, comrades, and everyone who knew him or crossed paths with him in the shared struggle. Below, we share a few memories of the kind of person he was, his life’s journey and how he will be remembered.
From North Shore Counter-Info
This is a collaborative zine, definitely a work in progress. We (the authors) are anarchists who live in areas that will likely end up on the proposed Alto high-speed rail route in Eastern and Central Ontario. Some of us live rurally and some live in Peterborough, the one small city that will likely have a train stop and will be affected in many ways.
by Wayne Price
There is a debate on the Left over whether we are facing fascism with Trump’s MAGA regime. Some say “no,” pointing to all the freedoms and democratic rights which still exist. They have confidence in the U.S.’s democratic heritage.