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General strike in Spain

A historical and current analysis of the housing crisis and collective organizing in Spain
A crowd marches in the street carrying a large banner which reads "Not one Maricarmen more" in Spanish. A few people also carry cardboard cut-outs of flames.

14 November 1990: Mainzer Straße Eviction

A group of protestors are standing on the the base of a large statue. Some have climbed up onto figures in the statue. One is holding a Palestinian flag, other hold the flag of France. In the middle several students hold a black banner with white letters that say "Your repression wont stop our revolt!" in French. There is also a drawing of an armored police pointing a huge gun on the banner. All the protestors appear to be young, but it's hard to tell because their faces are blurred. It is a sunny day with clear blue skies.

France 2026—Is this a reprise of Paris 1968?

News and Analysis

The defence continues to be obstructed, and not even German MPs are allowed to take notes

by Roser Gari Perez on 05/11/2026
Latest report from the Ulm5 trial in Stammheim
News and Analysis

The “right of Israel to exist” as political dogma?

by Feras El Mahmoud on 01/11/2026
Red-red-green, anti-Palestinian racism, and the limits of international law
Statements

Open letter regarding the police raid on Casa Kuà

by The Left Berlin on 25/10/2026
Signatories of this open letter are included in the text
News and Analysis

Frightening institutional violence in Germany

by Roser Gari Perez on 23/10/2026
The Ulm5 show trial continues
News and Analysis

Care under fire

by Shav McKay on 23/10/2026
The police attack on queer community & health center Casa Kuà in its context
News and Analysis

Is France burning down?

by John Mullen on 19/10/2026
Police violence, radical anger, and the struggle to build a mass movement
A protestor's face is just centimeters away from the helmeted face of a police officer. The protestor's nose and mouth are covered by a magented tube scarf. The protestor's head is covered with a black and pink kuffiyeh. The protestor's eyes look straight at the helmet. It is impossible to see the police's face.
Interviews

“Sexualised violence is deployed to force us back within the confines imposed by the state and the system”

by Inês Colaço on 16/10/2026
Interview with the organisers of the Conference Against Sexist Police Violence, 18.10.2026, Berlin
Interviews

“To know the whole state is against you with all its resources”

by Inês Colaço on 14/10/2026
Interview with Miriam Coretta Schulte & Mohit (Momo) Thatte, the artists behind the exhibition The Last Word / Das letzte Wort. 
Working class history

17 October 1961: Massacre of Algerians in Paris

by Phil Butland on 14/10/2026
This week in working class history
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