‘Kalo Macbeth’, Transfer of ‘Macbeth’ to a Stateless Dystopia
The play 'Kalo Macbeth' reinterprets Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' in a dystopian future where a massive prison has been established to contain powerful criminals and anarchists.
The 'armed joy'. The strange mixture that brings together Stirner and Toni Negri
The article explores the complex and multifaceted world of anarchism, particularly focusing on insurrectionist anarchists in Italy and their historical context.
"Some liters of fuel, some accomplices and planning." Anarchists claim responsibility for the attack in Rome
Anarchists have claimed responsibility for a railway attack in Rome on February 13, which they say led to significant disruptions in high-speed train lines as part of their protest against the Winter Olympics.
Italy-France Red Line on Train Sabotages
Two extreme anarchist groups claim responsibility for high-speed train sabotage in Italy, possibly linked to similar incidents in France ahead of the 2024 Olympics.
Gasoline in pits and knowledge of the system: this is how anarchists are trying to sabotage transport
Anarchists are attempting to disrupt Italian railway transport with coordinated sabotage attacks near Rome, targeting high-speed lines between Florence and Naples.
Games, anarchic escalation. New sabotage on the railways
Tensions rise ahead of the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina as anarchists escalate their actions with new railway sabotage causing significant delays.
New Anarchist Claims. Target Valsusa for Askatasuna
Anarchists are returning to Valsusa to protest against the presence of Israeli citizens in the area, under the banner of anti-militarization and solidarity with Palestinian resistance.
Against the ferocious capitalist progress: Anarchists claim responsibility for train sabotage
Anarchists have claimed responsibility for sabotaging a railway line in Italy to protest against the upcoming Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.
Inflation fell sharply in January
An anarchist group claimed responsibility for sabotaging railway networks in northern Italy, disrupting train services on the opening day of the Winter Olympics, while criticizing the event for promoting nationalism.
Anarchists Claim Responsibility for Railway Sabotage During the Olympics in Italy
An anarchist group has claimed responsibility for sabotaging the railway network in northern Italy during the first full day of the Winter Olympics, causing significant disruptions to train services without any injuries or damage to trains.
Italy: Anarchists claim responsibility for sabotage on the railway during the Winter Olympic Games
An anarchist group claimed responsibility for sabotaging railway infrastructure in northern Italy on the first full day of the Winter Olympic Games, causing significant delays but no injuries.
Fire at the Olympics and to those who produce them. Anarchists celebrate the sabotage of trains
Anarchist movements claim responsibility for the recent sabotage of railway lines in Bologna and Pesaro, coinciding with protests against oppressive security measures.
The quality leap from protest to armed struggle "against the order"
The article discusses the resurgence of radical left-wing anarchists in Italy, highlighting their shift from protests to armed struggle, particularly in response to recent incidents of violence and governmental repression.
Zionist killers not welcome: the threat from No Tav and Askatasuna
In Val Susa, a protest against alleged Israeli military presence at a local hotel has been organized by anarchists and the No Tav movement, stirring tensions with law enforcement.
The alarm from the Railways: "Too many uncovered kilometers"
Italian Railways highlights significant security gaps along their extensive rail network, suggesting potential risks from anarchic actions.
Cut cables at Bologna Central Station: sabotage hypothesis and suspicions on anarchists
Cables were cut near Bologna Central Station, leading to significant delays in train services and suspicions of sabotage by anarchists.
Here’s who supports crime
The article discusses the belief that the Italian left is unwilling to let the state respond effectively to violence from anarchists and autonomous groups, labeling their actions as a declaration of war against liberal state governance.
They Asked for It: Anarchists Raise the Stakes
The article discusses a recent antagonistic statement in response to violent clashes between anarchists and police in Turin, highlighting the justification of such violence among extremist groups.
The Violent Anti-Flame: The Plan to Boycott the Games in Chats
In Turin, following a violent demonstration by Askatasuna, anarchist groups plan to disrupt the upcoming Winter Olympics in February 2024.
Secure Center and Closed Roads. The Anarchist Risk on the Games
Security stress tests for the upcoming Olympics in Milan are set to take place on Thursday due to concerns about potential protests from anarchist groups arriving in the city.
Askatasuna, now FdI asks for the step back of the Avs councilor in Turin
The Askatasuna march in Turin, expected to end in clashes, drew thousands of anarchists and antagonists, leading to calls for a councilor's resignation from FdI.
The responsibility lies with those who organize. The risks were known
Senate President Ignazio La Russa expresses outrage over the violent incident involving anarchists during a protest against the closure of the Askatasuna social center in Turin, attributing responsibility to the organizers.
Double Standards of Trump Towards Protesters: In Iran, They Are Heroes, in the USA, They Are Anarchists
President Donald Trump expressed support for protesters in Tehran as heroes while labeling protesters in Minnesota as anarchists and agitators, highlighting a double standard in his responses.
Stuttgarter Platz in Berlin: The anarchists kept records like a tax office
The article discusses the historical significance of Stuttgarter Platz in Berlin, highlighting events such as the establishment of Kommune 1 in 1967.
New post by Karahaliou about Karystianou: He only listened to Gratsea and the Elder, now Skiafas and two so-called anarchists
Nikolas Karahaliou comments on the resignation of Maria Karystianou from the Board of the Victims Association of Tempi, criticizing her for surrounding herself with poor influences.
Salvini like Moro. The shocking threat from anarchists to the Deputy Prime Minister
A shocking slogan targeting Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini appeared on the Lega party office in Modena, signed by anarchists, prompting a strong response from Salvini on social media.
Punk in the late 1980s: Pussy Galore shows the straight-edge pope the middle finger
The article discusses the punk scene in Augsburg during the late 1980s, highlighting the conflict between puritans and anarchists.
The Truth: Anarchist Grandma Tormentors
This article delves into the personal lives of anarchists after a recent arson attack in Berlin, exploring the juxtaposition of their everyday existence with their political activities.
Here is the New Year of the Anarchists: Injuries and Occupations
Two cities, Torino and Bologna, faced high-risk events organized by anarchist movements during the New Year, challenging the security measures in place.
The Last Days of Angiolillo, the Serene Killer of Cánovas del Castillo
On August 8, 1897, an Italian anarchist named Angiolillo assassinated the Spanish Prime Minister, Canovas del Castillo, in a seaside resort, and willingly accepted arrest to avenge the detention of anarchists after an earlier attack in Barcelona.