Increasing popular protestsProtests against the Damascus government are spreading in different regions, from Raqqa to Damascus, Deir Ezzor and Aleppo. Two main sectors are raising their voice denouncing economical hardships, on one side farmers that are struggling with the wheat prices set by the Damascus government, much lower than other years, especially if compared with […]
Dear comrades, First of all we want to share a self critic for our absence the last weeks. We are reorganizing a bit our work system and we failed to send updates on time, also to communicate about if. So better late than never: from now on we will continue reporting on a monthly base. […]
This is a story about May Day in Britain (and other places). This is a series of moments that brought us here. It is specific to the British context and the historical route we have taken to get here. It occasionally flicks around the world and strays away from the focus, but these are the […]
“It is not murder, however, of which you have convicted me. The judge has stated that much only this morning in his resume of the case, and Grinnell has repeatedly asserted that we were being tried not for murder, but for anarchy, so the condemnation is—that I am an anarchist!”– Louis Lingg addressing the court. […]
Further meetings between SDF and the Damascus administrationFollowing the 8 article agreement that was made on March 10 a second meeting was held between the two parts on April 12 to discuss it’s progress, this time in Hesekê. The efforts to reduce tensions in Syria and end current conflicts were centered in the meeting, with […]