New Future

Over the course of eight hours, the Metropolitan Police only managed to arrest around one-third of the approximately 1,500 protesters holding signs expressing support for proscribed group Palestine Action. Elderly and disabled demonstrators were carried away to the disgust of crowds. Harriet Williamson reports.

What looks like Trump-era economic nationalism has deeper roots. German nationalists of the 1800s and fascist leaders of the 1930s imagined power through autarky — national self-sufficiency — with consequences that stretched from tariffs to conquest.

The election for general secretary of UNISON, Britain’s biggest trade union, pits a faithful ally of Keir Starmer against a left-wing challenger who was expelled from the Labour Party by his factional minions. It could be Starmer’s next big headache.

Erich Mühsam and Bertha von Suttner, anarchist antimilitarism and organised pacifism ~ Bernd Drücke, ZivilCourage ~ The Civil Courage editorial team asked me to outline Erich Mühsam’s anarchist-antimilitarist positions and to demonstrate the differences between pacifism and anarchist antimilitarism. I would like to answer this question with the help of Mühsam and another historical figure:

Talks at the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in China reveal the intensifying competition between world powers in a moment of unstable capitalist equilibrium.

Indonesian anarcho-syndicalists Solidarity Statement on the People’s Resistance August 2025

Eviction of historic social centre sparks one of city’s largest mobilisations in years ~ Cristina Sykes ~ At least 50,000 people filled the streets of Milan on Saturday 6 September in defence of Leoncavallo, the historic social centre evicted last month, and to demand the survival of self-managed spaces across Italy. The mobilisation began at

A proposed solution to the plastic pollution crisis,

Student journalists at the University of Texas Dallas formed their own newspaper after being dismissed from their school's paper.

Issue #2 of The Peer Review, a zine dedicated to the intersection of anarchism, science, and philosophy. This issue addresses the anti-science sentiment that has arisen in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

First Issue of the Peer Review. This issue is a guide to critical thinking written from an anarchist's perspective.

Like past waves of automation, AI isn’t going away. Boom or bust, the fight is over whose interests it will serve.

A. P. Hazell's summary of Volume I of Karl Marx's Capital, published by the Canadian Socialist Party at some point before the First World War.

France’s neoliberal government is expected to lose a confidence vote on Monday. For its opponents, the aim isn’t just to topple the current cabinet but to kill off President Emmanuel Macron’s whole austerity agenda.

Archived copy of a scientific paper showing that Middle Eastern Jewish people and Palestinians are genetically indistinguishable. The paper was censored from the journal which originally published it, Human Immunology, despite it not being scientifically refuted.

A photojournalism series documenting the environmental and human impacts of overfishing in Southeast Asia has won the 15th Carmignac Photojournalism Award. Nicole Tung, a photographer based in Istanbul, Türkiye, spent nine months in Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines documenting the fishing industry and the toll it’s taking on marine life, fishers and coastal communities.

With virulent racists attacking him from one side, and sleazy establishment Democrats from the other, Fateh’s opponents represent everything wrong with American politics.

COLOMBO — As Sri Lanka grapples with severe agricultural losses caused by wildlife species ranging from primates to peafowl, in March, the government launched a nationwide, five-minute rapid visual census or a RVC, inviting citizens — farmers, students and officials in particular — to count monkeys, giant squirrels and peafowl simultaneously across the island.

Nearly 500 workers were arrested at the construction site of Hyundai’s new electric vehicle battery factory in Georgia as part of a brutal immigration raid. As the Trump administration targets workplaces with a fully-funded anti-immigration force, workers and their organizations must mobilize to protect workers and stop the mass deportations.

Tropical bird populations are crashing as temperatures soar. That’s according to a new study that found abundances of tropical birds were 25-38% lower than they would be without human-driven climate change and the rising temperatures it has caused. This temperature impact on birds is greater than declines attributed to deforestation. “It’s a staggering decrease.