Anarchist media celebrated the sabotage of a wind turbine project in Belgium, signaling that even green energy infrastructure is now a target for radical eco-extremist groups.

Chilean anarchists have launched a renewed wave of arson attacks on public buses to honor imprisoned comrades and radical martyrs, using fire as a weapon of ideological warfare.

In Tension Issue 3 solidifies itself as a tactical and ideological hub for anarchist communities seeking to expand their influence through coordinated reflection and radical memory-building.

An anonymous group has mapped thousands of surveillance cameras across Atlanta in an effort to expose and resist the city's expanding surveillance infrastructure.

A pan-continental burst of anarchist actions—camera sabotage in Philadelphia, military recruitment office window-smashing in Indiana, spontaneous street occupations in Phoenix, bank branch arson in Greece, and NYPD vehicle attacks in New York—demonstrates how small-scale, decentralized tactics can collectively undermine surveillance, policing, and capitalist infrastructures.

Tariq el-Tahrir’s latest statement glorifies Iranian military aggression and reinforces its defense of political violence as a “moral duty,” revealing how deeply some U.S. student movements have aligned with foreign militant propaganda.