A leaderless, youth-driven uprising is engulfing Indonesia, as anarchist networks worldwide call for solidarity attacks, signaling the arrival of a new era of post-political, insurrectionary revolt.

Radical activists in New York have accused The New York Times and its executive editor Joe Kahn of enabling genocide in Gaza, marking a significant escalation in direct-action campaigns against mainstream media institutions.

A decentralized, anarchist-led uprising is sweeping Indonesia, sparked by a police killing and fueled by youth rejecting political structures, as the government loses control of both the streets and the national narrative.

A newly released anarchist manifesto calls for Latinx-led revolutionary insurrection through illegality, labor disruption, and decentralized sabotage, rejecting all forms of political representation and legality as colonial tools.

An anonymous Portland anarchist communiqué invokes the term “attentat,” historically tied to anarchist assassinations and bombings, signaling rhetorical escalation beyond protest into the realm of potential political violence.

Extremist militants sabotaged fiber optic infrastructure at the Effiscience defense-technology campus in Colombelles, France, in an arson attack framed as part of a broader anti-militarist campaign.