New Democracy: The New Face of State Violence in Greece

A View from Exarchia as the Showdown Looms

Perjantai 29. marraskuuta: Kukaan ei maksa!

Kansainvälinen lakkokutsu nousevia elinkustannuksia vastaan

Hack Back: “Kuinka ryöstää pankki”

Vapautuksia, jakamista ja tietovuotoja – raportti digitaalisista juoksuhaudoista

Lebanon: A Revolution against Sectarianism

Chronicling the First Month of the Uprising

Turkkilaisen fasismin juuret ja uhka

Meitä ei huijata: kuinka Chilen kansannousu on selvinnyt valtion repressiosta

Ja mitä tulevat liikkeet voivat tästä oppia

On the Front Lines in Chile

Six Accounts from the Uprising

The Fight in Catalunya: Independence or Self-Determination?

How the Lines Are Drawn—An Account from the Front Lines

Chile: Resisting under Martial Law

A Report, Interview, and Call to Action

Rojava: “Tulitauko” on tappava petos

Viesti toverilta Rojavasta

Evade and Struggle: Riots Break Out against Austerity in Chile

A Report from the Streets of Santiago

Catalunya: A Week of Escalation

Could the Riots Open a Horizon Beyond National Sovereignty?

The Uprising in Ecuador: Inside the Quito Commune

An Interview from on the Front Lines

Why the Turkish Invasion Matters

Addressing the Hard Questions about Imperialism and Solidarity

Toimintakutsu: Solidaarisuutta Rojavaan, Turkin hyökkäystä vastaan!

Interview with the Internationalist Commune in Rojava

Facing the Threat of Invasion

Nationalistit ja jihadistit yhdessä

Ja heitä estämässä vain autonominen vastarinta

Mikä saa Amazonin sademetsän palamaan?

Vetoomus brasilialaisilta anarkisteilta

Three Months of Insurrection

An Anarchist Collective in Hong Kong Appraises the Achievements and Limits of the Revolt

Viesti ilmastolakkolaisille

Väärä Amazon palaa

The New War on Immigrants and Anarchists in Greece

An Interview with an Anarchist in Exarchia

The Speech of Russian Anarchist Alexei Polikhovich in Moscow

For Which He Is Currently Imprisoned

What They Can’t Do with Badges, They Do with Torches

A Poster

We Defend Each Other

A Line of Posters Expressing Solidarity with Everyone under Attack

The Border Is Everywhere—We Can Attack It Anywhere

Two Posters in Memory of Willem van Spronsen