Tomás Ibáñez
26 August 2024
The circled A at 60 part two: True and false
Despite well-documented evidence of its origin, numerous fanciful speculations persis
Features
Abigail Susik
25 August 2024
Surrealism and anarchism, past and present
One of the more vexed questions in anarchist theory is “what do we do with all the criminals?
Rob Silent
25 August 2024
Life on the border in photos: A report from Dunkirk
Dunkirk. A photo essay in which refugees seek peace.
Loukas Christodoulou
24 August 2024
Autism and anarchy: Self-diagnosis is valid
There’s a lot of debate about whether self-diagnosis for autism, ADHD and similar disabilities is valid.
Rohan Rice
21 August 2024
Eric Huntley: interview with a Black literary pioneer
Eric and Jessica were pioneers of black literary publishing in twentieth-century Britain, alongside so much more.
Ian Bone
20 August 2024
My arresting experience the day Prince Charles came to town
Charles Windsor has form for pre-emptively arresting people who would spoil his parties.
Uri Gordon
19 August 2024
Explainer: New Zapatista Autonomy
Interview with Bill Weinberg on the Zapatistas’ declaration of new governance structures in Chiapas
Séan F Scullion
19 August 2024
Continuing the fight: Three anarchists from Spain in the British army, 1939-1945
But what was evident was that many of these veterans felt that Britain had let them down by not going after Franco next.
Stav
16 August 2024
The Pergamon: At the end we’ll have white roses
In the summer of 2022, I gained insight into the British penal system when I was jailed for a month following direct action against Elbit—this is my prison diary (9/9) — June 8th 2022: The night had passed, if it’s even possible to call it a night.
El Capitan
13 August 2024
A pick and a shovel
From Chiapas, an essay on solidarity, empathy and courage—to thank the mothers searching for victims of the human rights crisis in Mexico
Gabriel Fonten
13 August 2024
Freedom’s Top Ten Olympic Moments
The Olympic games have finally come to a close—here are our takeaways
CrimethInc.
12 August 2024
Charlottesville, Revisited—2017 to 2024
What can a moment of peril tell us about our own dangerous times?
Rob Ray
11 August 2024
Radical Reprint: Austria declares war, the world is on the brink
The international political grouping around Freedom was aware of the threatened onrush of what was to become World War I
Stav
9 August 2024
The Pergamon: Dreams of Paris and The Past Lived
June 4th: All the prisoners are frustrated by the never-ending Jubilee weekend celebrated “in the Queen’s honour”. From friends outside, I’ve understood that we prisoners were spared the suffering of this grand patriotic celebration — Prison services have stopped operating, causing the prisoners to be under psychological pressure.
Tempest Valentine
4 August 2024
Life at Lutzerath
Back in 2020 the locals of Lutzerath, a small municipality of around 1,400 people in Western Germany, sprang to action alongside climate protectors