Dutch Anarchist Publication Rumoer Ends With Final Issue, Signaling Shift Toward New Projects and Continued Anti-Authoritarian Activity
The anarchist collective behind Rumoer ended its publication with Issue 9 while signaling upcoming new initiatives, reflecting ongoing ideological commitment and a strategic shift rather than a retreat.
Banned Palestine Action Documentary Circulates via Spanish Screening Linked to Radical Networks
A planned screening of “To Kill a War Machine” at a Barcelona social center shows how supporters of the now proscribed Palestine Action are using cross border events to keep the film and its direct action narrative in circulation despite UK terrorism restrictions.
Anarchist Collective Escalates Targeted Harassment of UM–Los Alamos Data Center Staff Through Themed “Ghost” Home Visits
Anarchist activists used “Ghosts of Christmas”–themed home visits to target UM–Los Alamos data center staff, continuing a growing pattern of doxxing-enabled intimidation promoted through the Unsalted Counter Info platform.
Tree-Spiking Claim Near Enbridge Line 5 Reroute Highlights Environmental Sabotage Tactics
An anonymous online post claims eco-sabotage actors spiked trees along the Enbridge Line 5 reroute to disrupt construction, reflecting a dangerous tactic long associated with radical environmental movements.
Palisades Restart Faces Grassroots Pushback Over Safety, Waste, and Equity
A locally produced zine challenges the Palisades restart on safety, waste, and justice grounds just as Michigan weighs more subsidies and Holtec moves toward refueling.
Anarchist Actions and Memorials Mark One Year Since Death of Greek Activist Kyriakos Xymitiris
European anarchists marked the anniversary of Kyriakos Xymitiris’s death with coordinated protests and an arson attack in Berlin, underscoring the resilience of far-left militant networks.