Between Gaza and Greece: A Life in Exile
Khalid A. & Emma MustyDECEMBER 10, 2025
Memories Never Fade
Džemil HodžićNovember 26, 2025
Our Fourteen Days on the Freedom Flotilla
Henri sulkuNovember 19, 2025
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How to Break a Digital Siege: Gaza’s Web Tree Project as a Model for Resistance
BomboNovember 12, 2025
EDITORIAL
The Colonial Present: By Any Means Necessary
“‘Are we going to be free or not?’ In every cobalt mine, every detention centre, every occupied territory, the question echoes still.”
Shaping Tomorrow: How China and Africa Are Negotiating a Shared Future
GAIA GUATRIOCTOber 29, 2025
Women of Resilience: Stories from Ethiopia
Sosina MengistuOCTOber 23, 2025
The Making of a Crisis: Unpacking Sudan’s Neglected War
HUSAM MAHJOUBOCTOber 15, 2025
A Journalist’s First Obligation Is to the Truth – Why We Sent Our Editor Onboard the Gaza Flotilla
editorial boardOCTOber 8, 2025
EDITORIAL
The Earth Under Siege
“As the conflict in Gaza escalates into the greatest catastrophe of the 21st century, the kind of neglect that had once allowed colonial wars to continue is being replaced with technomilitarism that requires more than just compliance..”
Breaking the Chain: The Growing Demand for No Harbour For Genocide
NO HARBOUR FOR GENOCIDESEPTEMBER 24, 2025
Downwinders: The Forgotten Stories of America’s First Atomic Bomb
Sofie hechtSeptember 17, 2025
How to Drive the World Over the Precipice – Overshoot by Andreas Malm and Wim Carton
Ville LähdeSeptember 10, 2025
EDITORIAL
Housing Crisis, One Year On
“Housing remains a national issue with little or no coordination on the European level. Nonetheless, since last year, several cities have put forward new strategies with mixed results.”
Two Friends and 36 Cooperative Houses: The Story of Axuntase
Diego DíazAugust 30, 2025
The Struggle for Housing From 1315, One of the Largest Organized Squatted Blocks in Spain
Villalba HOUSING ASSEMBLYAugust 27, 2025
Housing Politics and Human Response After a Disaster Through the Lens of Anthony Micallef
Alice SantinelliAugust 20, 2025
Behind the Venetian Mask: The Battle Between Overtourism and the Right to Live
Anna Irma BattinoAugust 13, 2025
EDITORIAL
Between Headlines and History
“In July, we invite our readers to reflect with us, without the pressure of the daily goings-on, on what lays behind the headlines. If we zoom out from the everyday flow of information, can we see where all these stories are headed towards?”
Women in Prison: How It Is With Us
Assata ShakuRJULY 30, 2025
The Shock of Victory
DAVID GRAEBERJULY 23, 2025
Utopia, Not Futurism
Murray BookchinJULY 16, 2025
Reflections on War
Simone WeilJULY 9, 2025
EDITORIAL
The End of Liberal Democracy
“This month’s theme, aims to reflect on what is happening to the dominant system and question where there is room for change.”
‘In Your Light, Shall We See Light’ – A Voice from Columbia University
Hannah LiLLith AssadiJUNE 30, 2025
Democracy at Gunpoint: Violence and Power in Mexico’s Elections
Andrea CegnaJUNE 25, 2025
Nemo Smith: Democracy Hijacked
Carolina SemprucciJUNE 18, 2025
The PKK’s Dissolution Paves the Way for a New Era of Radical Democracy
Justus JohannsenJUNE 11, 2025
EDITORIAL
Reclaiming Space: Digital Dissent in the Face of Surveillance
“As more and more media outlets and social networks fall under the control of reactionary billionaires and governing circles, we firmly believe this is among the key freedom struggles in the digital realm.”
A ‘Historic’ Ruling in the US: Did the West Turn Less Wild for Mercenary Spyware?
Valentina Ramanand & Henri SulkuMay 28, 2025
Unfiltered Voices: How Podcasts Are Changing the Conversation in China
Gaia guatri & Shekufe RanjbarMay 21, 2025
From Control to Connection: Social Networks Beyond Big Tech
Sara A. de Ceano-Vivas NúñezMay 14, 2025
The Cybercrime Law & the Genocide in Palestine: a Perfect “Storm” to Shrink Freedom’s Space in Jordan
Mohammad ShamandafarMay 9, 2025
EDITORIAL
The Unfinished Rhyme of History
“History is driven by people who take steps that are seemingly small for mankind, but gigantic for the person. We would even claim that they often tend to become big steps for both.”
In Pictures: Rome Celebrates the 80th Anniversary of Liberation from Fascism
Marta D’AvanzoAPRIL 30, 2025
The Revolution that Never Came: The April 25 Insurrection in Italy
ENRICO FUNDIAPRIL 23, 2025
Snapshots of Popular Resistance: April Then and Now
WORKING CLASS HISTORYAPRIL 16, 2025
Working Class History: Fighting for a Better Past!
MARIA EDGARDA MARCUCCIAPRIL 9, 2025
EDITORIAL
The State of Women’s Rights in 2025: A Call to Action Against Global Regression
“Too little has changed since our editorial last year, Beyond Patriarchy, in which we wrote that in Europe alone, 13 million women have been victims of violence”
After Ten Years of War, Women Face a Dark Age in Yemen
LAURA SILVIA BATTAGLIAMARCH 28, 2025
Bodies in Revolt: The Everyday Resistance of Iranian Women to State Oppression
GAIA GUATRI & SHEKUFE RANJBARMARCH 26, 2025
The Woman Who Talks With the River
Nidžara AhmetaševićMARCH 19, 2025
Women Photographing Conflict: The First Rough Draft of History. Or Herstory. Or The Story.
LAUREN WALSHMARCH 12, 2025
EDITORIAL
The Changing Syria: Voices From the Ground
“As war ravaged much of Middle East and intensified over 2024, the developments in Syria will play a crucial role in shaping the region over the starting year.”
On Digital Memory: Syria Taught the World the Value of Digital Evidence, and Just How Easily It Can Be Erased
PATRICK HILSMAN & NIZAR AL-RIFAIMARCH 3, 2025
Ten Years After Its Liberation From ISIS, Kobane Fights a New Existential War
PATRICK HILSMAN & HENRI SULKUFebruary 26, 2025
“We Will Fight With All Our Strength:” as Islamists Oust Assad, Women’s Struggle Persists in Syria
RONAHI HASSANFebruary 19, 2025
EDITORIAL
Beyond Rhetoric: Migration is not a Threat
“How can we move beyond the rhetoric of crisis and build a world where migration is seen not as a threat, but as an opportunity for exchange, growth, and solidarity?”
Our Way to See/a. The Transforming Landscapes of Central Mediterranean Migrations
Fabio GianfrancescoFebruary 4, 2025
Photo Essay: Heavily Loaded
EUGENIO GROSSOJANUARY 23, 2025
Invisible Borders, Vital Care: How Migrant Women Sustain Europe’s Aging Societies
GAIA GUATRIJANUARY 15, 2025
EDITORIAL
A Year of Elections, a Year of Reflections
“The legitimacy of elections is being called into question as more people feel disconnected from the political process. With low turnout and participation, they often only further the fragmentation of society.”
Turkey’s 2024 Elections: A Struggle for Democracy Amid Authoritarian Backlash
Gözde Çağrı ÖzközeDECEMBER 27, 2024
Inside Elon Musk’s Election Team: A Former Contractor Speaks of Chaos and Exploitation in the $250M pro-Trump Campaign
HENRI SULKU & PATRICK HILSMANDECEMBER 20, 2024
As Europe Slides to the Right, Communists Secure Steady Gains in Austrian Municipalities
GABRIEL KUHNDECEMBER 11, 2024
EDITORIAL
If Peace Is the Question, Liberation Is the Only Answer
“This month’s issue aims to shed light on the possibility of a less cruel world, and as an editorial board, we are convinced that in order to reach our aim, we must follow the path of resistance and liberation.”
Activists Under Fire: The Rising Criminalization of Civil Movements Across Europe
GAIA GUATRINOVEMBER 27, 2024
‘People Struggle Where They Are’: Joshua Clover on Riots, Strikes and Communes That Are Already Here
RONJA MÄLSTRÖMNOVEMBER 24, 2024
Counter-Protest as Peacebuilding: How a Community Response Helped Extinguishing Anti-Immigrant Riots in Northern Ireland
PATRICK HILSMANNOVEMBER 20, 2024
EDITORIAL
The Fog of War
“The ‘fog of war’ usually refers to combatants’ inability to retain a clear picture on and off the battlefield. However, lately, many analysts have used it to speak of the general populations enveloping in wars’ fog.”
In the Shadow of Empires: From a ‘Hezbollah Stronghold’ to ‘Denazified’ Ukraine, the Experience of an Arab-Ukrainian
Nizar al RifaiOctober 30, 2024
From Collapse Doctrine to New Peace Talks: Kurdish Resistance at the Edge of Declaring Victory in Turkey
Sinan ÖnalOctober 23, 2024
Ukraine: Love+War, a Review
Lauren WalshOctober 16, 2024
“Make Yemen Great Again”: How Yemen’s Houthis Won a Place in the Israel-Gaza War and What They Are Planning Next
Laura Silvia BattagliaOctober 9, 2024
EDITORIAL
Alternatives Are a Matter of Survival
“The message spoken from every corner of the world is that if governments fail to work for citizens, people will fight to improve their circumstances and take charge of their futures.”
Urban Landscapes in the 21st Century: Can Eco-Cities Tackle Climate Change and Pollution?
HENRI SULKUSeptember 25, 2024
Building Alternative Universities in the Midst of War and Revolution
LuqMAN GULDIVêSeptember 18, 2024
Breaking a Rule to Create a Chance: The Story of Quarticciolo Ribelle
Maria Edgarda MarcucciSeptember 11, 2024
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