Julian McKinlay King
20 September 2026
Papuan traditions and Empire’s mess
Models of indigenous governance challenge Western and Indonesian subjugation
Features
China Bialos
16 September 2026
Book Review: Animal Nightlife
A troupe of shape‑shifting “Multiples” – birds, lions, and rats hidden in plain sight – navigate London’s immigrant underworld while the planet spirals toward climate and geopolitical collapse
Robert Graham
10 September 2026
“To make the Earth a Common Treasury”
Marking 350 years since the death of the English revolutionary Digger Gerrard Winstanley (1609-1676)
Freedom News
1 September 2026
Upcoming anarchist bookfairs
Autumn’s appointments from the 2026 Freedom bookfairs list. If you have a hankering to find out more about anarchism, dabble in some workshops or even just meet…
10 August 2026
La valle che resiste
From Italy’s Susa Valley, motivating impressions of a combative mass movement
Fabio Carnevali
30 July 2026
Remembering Murray Bookchin
Twenty years after his death, the founder of Social Ecology and Libertarian Municipalism remains both influential and controversial. His legacy for anarchism is the subject of three articles today.
Helge Döhring
26 June 2026
German syndicalists in revolutionary Spain
The untold stories of political exiles from Nazi Germany who joined the resistance to Franco
Yann Dey-Helle
26 July 2026
Club Esportiu Júpiter and the Barcelona anarchists
At the forefront of the 1936 uprising, the Júpiter stadium was a rallying point and clandestine arsenal
Carlos Ferreira de Araujo Junior
23 June 2026
The origins of Black anarchism in Brazil
A brief historical overview of Black anarchist militance in the early Brazilian labour movement (1906-1930)
Alfredo González
19 July 2026
Revolution in hand: Spain, 1936
While the workers resisted fascism, they were also embarking on a social revolution, with magnificent achievements of self-management
Mark Covell
18 July 2026
Genoa G8 remembered
25 years since I was almost killed in the Diaz School raid, I am returning to the city as the Mayor’s guest of honour
Josie Ó Súileabháin
16 July 2026
Review: Anarchists on the War in Ukraine
A series of (uncomfortable) conversations with anarchists across Europe, Ukraine, Belarus and Russia about the solidarity of resistance against occupation
punkacademic
5 July 2026
Spanish Revolution remembered
Radical Reprint: Ninety years after anarchism’s greatest experiment, we revisit Nicolas Walter’s reflections on its fiftieth anniversary
Bleart Thaçi
4 July 2026
They broke his hands to silence his guitar
A furious sixteen-minute documentary responding to the coup in Chile remains a defining work of anti-fascist cinema
Deirdre Ruscitti Harshman
1 July 2026
To just burn down the castle
One hundred and fifty years after his death, Bakunin’s emphasis on freedom and action still holds force of purpose