(Greece) If We Are Afraid Today, We Will Be Afraid Tomorrow and Forever – Dimitra Zarafeta

If We Are Afraid Today, We Will Be Afraid Tomorrow and Forever 

It took 512 days for the authorities to finally decide that it was time to try our case, the Ampelokipi case. Just one breath before the end of the 18-month period. Not because the investigative process was truly endless, nor because new evidence was constantly emerging in the meantime. From the very first moment, the facts were more or less the same.

The choice, however, to set the trial at the last minute was neither accidental nor procedural. It was a purely political choice, a conscious method so that the process would run on a fast track and the desired decision would be produced, with the same speed. Nevertheless, in this last text of mine before the trial, I will not dwell in detail on the practices and methods that the judicial authorities employ against us. These are already known to anyone who wants to see them.
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BERLIN: ALONGSIDE OUR COMRADES SARA AND SANDRONE (Germany)

Sometimes our life places us before a choice; and sometimes that choice asks everything of us.
Our comrades have dedicated their lives to fighting oppression, in the name of a better world for all, free from domination and exploitation.
We remain by their side, today and forever, carrying their struggle into the streets again and again, and holding their strength, their courage, and their unbreakable determination in our hearts.
Our comrades have fallen for an ideal, an ideal in which we continue to belive with stubborn resolve, with all our hearts and all our strength.

For this reason, Sara and Sandrone, nothing is over…everything continues, until we see rise that beautiful sun called Anarchy.

I Defend, I Don’t Apologize by anarchist Marianna Manoura (Greece)

In the midst of revelations of all kinds of government scandals and the participation of the Greek state in the war unleashed by the US and Israel against Iran, the repressive mechanism decided to deal with the “internal enemy”. Three weeks before the first hearing, we were notified of the start of our trial. On April 1 and one month before the end of the 18-month period, the process begins. A process based on an obviously inflated indictment where it is obvious that four of the five defendants have nothing to do with or knew about what was going to happen on 31/10. The court’s focus, however, is not exclusively to highlight the otherwise well-used tactics of the anti-terrorist unit, but to defend the memory of the revolutionary Kyriakos Xymitiris and the armed means of resistance he decided to adopt against this cannibalistic system.

From the very beginning, the prosecuting authorities with the counter-terrorism at the helm saw this specific case as an ideal event to open yet another fan of persecutions and imprisonments of people. The apparent inability of the anti-terrorism police to establish even a pretextually credible indictment held us all hostage, with requests to terminate the temporary detention being rejected in all the interim judicial councils (six months and twelve months) with flimsy justifications. The case was thus kept open, in the absence of any new evidence to justify it, with the councils’ dismissive reasoning self-refuting at points, trying to find a new narrative in order to exhaust the limit of pre-trial detention for all the defendants, thus attempting to satisfy two goals: on the one hand, the consolidation of state vindictiveness and on the other hand, the maintenance of the narrative of a terrorist organization. An organization without a name, without a history, without action, without even a substance, the invention of which serves on the one hand spectacular-communicational reasons, but also a serious upgrade of the indictment that carries the risk of lethal penalties. Continue reading I Defend, I Don’t Apologize by anarchist Marianna Manoura (Greece)

Indonesia: Contributions from Eat and a video: ‘From the Carcass of a Rotting World’ with english subtitles for the solidarity info night 24th of March in south London, UK

 Contributions from Eat (Reyhard Rumbayan) and a video: ‘From the Carcass of a Rotting World’ with english subtitlles for the solidarity info night 24th of March in south London, UK, about the repression after the uprising across the Indonesian archipelago.

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I am a detainee in what is being called the “Chaos Star” case. I was
arrested in Makassar on September 23rd, 2025, by West Java Regional Police, along with dozens of counterterrorism units from Densus 88.

I have been accused of being the mastermind behind the spontaneous uprisings that took place between August and September across several cities in Indonesia, particularly Jakarta and Bandung. The authorities also accuse me of inciting acts of vandalism, and of orchestrating a bombing at a police post in West Java in December 2024. Continue reading Indonesia: Contributions from Eat and a video: ‘From the Carcass of a Rotting World’ with english subtitles for the solidarity info night 24th of March in south London, UK

An idea of freedom. For Sara and Sandro by Biblioteca Anarchica Disordine(Italy)

2026/03/26 

That Sara and Sandro’s gesture was the decisive affirmation of the “here and now”, we can only imagine. As anarchists and comrades we feel a strong need to stand by them and defend them from anyone who allows themself to slander them. And we are in no doubt that revolutionary violence is part of anarchism and an antiauthoritarian idea that would uproot every kind of oppression and hierarchy. An idea that expresses itself with many varied methods and which, when it decides to use violence, never strikes in the heap but aims its attack against oppression and who and what constitutes one of its gears. Continue reading An idea of freedom. For Sara and Sandro by Biblioteca Anarchica Disordine(Italy)

Subterranean War: The Battlefield for Raw Materials Book presentation & discussion (Bristol,UK)

Subterranean War: The Battlefield for Raw Materials
Book presentation & discussion
12th April, BASE Bristol
25 Robertson Rd BS5 6JY
Pay What You Can vegan dinner 6pm Discussion 7pm

The latest pocketbook in the anarchist series Hourriya, now available in English translation.

What does this work of anarchist analysis offer us now, in the south
west and beyond? Continue reading Subterranean War: The Battlefield for Raw Materials Book presentation & discussion (Bristol,UK)

Against the new war in Iran, against peace that sets the ground for war.

The joint attack of Israel and the USA against Iran on the 28th of February 2026 is what comes next after the so-called “12-day war” of June 2025, when Israel attacked Iran with the help of the USA. In that phase of the war, the Zionist regime attacked, thus escalating the situation and limiting whatever scenario of “mild” resolution to the open issues concerning the Iranian state such as its nuclear program. The June war actually formed the terms and the political context to prepare and set off the current “episode”, which includes the greatest part of the ambitions of the American-Israeli coalition. Under the doctrine of “precautionary war”, which has been announced since the beginning of 2025 by the Israeli state claiming a sort of justification for its military operations in the name of calculated (and not manifested) dangers and threats.

The war that sparked on 28/2, attempts to form a new geopolitical geography in the broader area of the Middle East. At the top of their priorities lies to overthrow the Iranian regime, so that the danger for Israel coming from its neighboring states can be completely eliminated. Not long ago Iran was the pillar of the so-called “axis of resistance” against the aims of Israel and the USA. Apart from that common goal, the two ally states could establish their interests in the broader area since the Arab states (on various levels) have made agreements with Israel (bearing at the same time a close cooperation with the USA) and practically submit to its pursuits. Continue reading Against the new war in Iran, against peace that sets the ground for war.

Interview with the “Solidarity is the Way”

We are publishing an interview with a solidarity network that helps refugees a deserters from Ukraine. Visit the initiative’s website for more information. solidarityactivities.noblogs.org

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1) Your initiative helps people fleeing the war in Ukraine. Why do you help these people in particular?

Mutual aid is a fundamental factor in our lives. And because we cannot help everyone, we help primarily where we have the resources and capacity to do so. We also realize that inter-imperialist tensions are escalating in various parts of the world. War may soon come to the places where we now live. But it’s not just about empathy. It’s also very practical. If we show solidarity with people in war zones, it is part of the process of self-organization of the working class, which opposes wars and their possible escalation into another world war. The ruling classes of all imperialist blocs have their Continue reading Interview with the “Solidarity is the Way”

Claim of responsibility for incendiary attacks on cops’ houses by Anarchist Cell ‘Lambros Fountas’ (Athens, Greece)

We claim responsibility for the incendiary attacks on the homes of the MAT unit (riot police) at 12 Athanaton Street in Sepolia, on February 9, where Andreas Poligenis resides, and at 4-6 Teas Street in Kaisariani on February 24, as well as at the home of a cop from the OPKE unit [Crime Prevention and Suppression Unit] at 18 Deligianni Street in Exarcheia on March 7. We dedicate these actions to the memory of our anarchist comrade and member of Revolutionary Struggle, Lambros Fountas, who fell fighting in an armed clash in Dafni on March 10, 2010. Lambros was a exemplary fighter who advanced the multifaceted struggle with social revolution as its goal. He participated in every aspect of anarchist action, from assemblies, marches, and clashes with the forces of repression to revolutionary armed struggle.

The reasons why we carried out the above attacks are self-evident: we are striking back at those who trample on our dreams. To those who rape people at police stations, to those who mercilessly beat up migrants, to those who protect crooks like the “illustrious” Minister of Health, Adonis Georgiadis, who has dismantled the National Health System, to those who crush strikes and marches, such as the one on 10/31 in honor of the anarchist, armed guerrilla Kyriakos Xymiteris. There must be no truce with those who suppress our lives.
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For Sara and Sandrone For Anarchy Anarchist*innen aus dem Norden

„TO LOVE. TO BE LOVED. TO NEVER FORGET YOUR
OWN INSIGNIFICANCE. TO NEVER GET USED TO THE
UNSPEAKABLE VIOLENCE AND THE VULGAR DISPARITY OF
LIFE AROUND YOU. TO SEEK JOY IN THE SADDEST PLACES.
TO PURSUE BEAUTY TO ITS LAIR. TO NEVER SIMPLIFY
WHAT IS COMPLICATED OR COMPLICATE WHAT IS SIMPLE.
TO RESPECT STRENGTH, NEVER POWER.
ABOVE ALL, TO WATCH. TO TRY AND UNDERSTAND.
TO NEVER LOOK AWAY.
AND NEVER, NEVER, TO FORGET.“
ARUNDHATI ROY

On March 20, 2026, we received the terrible news that two
anarchist comrades, Sara and Sandrone, had been killed in
an explosion near Rome.
In this moment of sorrow, we think of our comrades, of those
who were close to them, who knew them, and send them a
hug from the North.

There will be no recipe, no solution, and no easy cure, and
we don‘t want one. We want this world to stop turning
and to stop pretending that its misery, called normality, is
acceptable. Just as it was unacceptable for our comrades to
live in peace with this world full of war and oppression.
The scars this moment will leave will remain. So let us
ensure that the shared moments of beauty and joy that we
experienced side by side in our struggles are not forgotten.
Let us understand our existence as anarchists as a form of
subversive revenge against this world. With everything we
need to keep attacking on our path:
Solidarity, love, mutual aid
and revolutionary violence.

For Sara and Sandrone
For Anarchy
Anarchist*innen aus dem Norden

(Italy) FOR SARA

One night is not enough to make us disappear

One night is not enough to make us disappear

Clear blue eyes,
an ocean of rage.

A tiny body that exudes determination and strength.
A volcano in eruption.
“You hit me with a truncheon and I didn’t feel a thing!”

A sweet comrade,
always thoughtful of others,
of a generosity that is rare
on this planet.

… a thousand other things
that my words
can’t describe.

Curled in fetal position
I am living this immense pain
….sobbing….
holding it inside me.

To overcome this grief
and take
even just a crumb
of your immense courage.

I like to think of you like this:
leaving the house with Dina,
to pick wild chicory.
Because in the evening there is a benefit dinner
for the comrades.

Ciao Sara,
have a good trip.

Your heart beats…
in all our nights
of fire.

Always for Anarchy

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Translated by Act for freedom now!

Text written on March 21st in memory of our anarchist comrades Sara Ardizzone and Alessandro Mercogliano. (Italy)

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Stronger than death

There is an enormous difference between the violence of the oppressed and that of the oppressors: the former follows an ethic, the latter doesn’t.
(Sara Ardizzone)

Our ability to speak and communicate does not allow us to venture down the unbeaten paths of personal accountability for the risks we take. Any discussion along these lines remains inevitably tentative and inadequate. To truly seek freedom — in its authentic and complete form, not in the counterfeit versions bestowed and imposed by the state — means entering into the realm of risk inherent in the quest itself. In this realm, our choices — often wild and solitary — carve out a path of no return. Freedom is a quality that is experienced by putting oneself at risk.

We say this without resorting to any rhetorical indulgence: the two anarchists found dead after the collapse of a farmhouse in Rome, Sara Ardizzone and Alessandro Mercogliano, are our close comrades, we are proud to have them as our comrades. The paid hacks, from whose trashy paper we learned of the incident, write about the detonation of an explosive artefact. The attempts to distance oneself, always aimed at ensuring a shameful sense of security, do not belong to us. We are used to never believe what is uttered by the propaganda machine, but if there is a glimmer of truth about the “leaked” information we cannot fail to dwell on the fundamental fact: Sara and Sandro died in action, died in the battle. Social war is not a stunt, a life style or a subculture. It is, first and foremost, a war. Sara and Sandro are a shining example of the inseparable bond between thought and deed which inspires the anarchism, revolutionaries until the very last moment of their lives, and in death. Continue reading Text written on March 21st in memory of our anarchist comrades Sara Ardizzone and Alessandro Mercogliano. (Italy)

Who let the dogs out… update on repression against anarchists in Munich

Perhaps the prosecutor, Eva Firoozi, should have been a novelist. Maybe she would have been one of those best selling authors who, due to their political correctness and lack of humor, spoil the pleasure of reading, but at least she would have done less damage. It must have been more or less intentional that the dream team from the Munich attorney generals office (General-SA) Reinhard Röttle and the leader and founder of the ZET, Georg Freutsmiedl, hired such an employee.

The new boss of the ZET, Gabriele Tilmann, also didn’t just hire this social justice warrior just to fill the quota for women in office. No, in Munich, in all of Bavaria actually, there “is no room for anarchists, squatters, etc” according to the ever humorous Franz Joseph Strauß. And if these anarchists don’t leave the city of their own accord, then we need creative employees like Eva Firoozi. Much to the regret of the anarchists of course. Not because we take Eva Firoozi particularly seriously, or are even scared of her. No, we’re just sick of reading her absurdly poorly written indictments. They are filled with plot holes; the logic of the story doesn’t add up, and the characters are two-dimensional. You don’t have to be a student of literature to see that.
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(Germany) Asphalt plant of VINCI/EUROVIA on Fire – for a black spring, for the prisoners in the Ampelokipoi case in Greece.

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Asphalt plant of VINCI/EUROVIA on Fire – for a black spring, for the prisoners in the Ampelokipoi case

A circular economy of death and destruction

Faced with climate crisis, extractivist devastation, and imperialist aggression, a burning asphalt mixing plant owned by one of the world’s largest construction and infrastructure companies actually speaks for itself. Nevertheless, we would like to say a few words about our motives and the company that has been attacked. Because VINCI/EUROVIA is much more than just a producer of asphalt and concrete. This company embodies pretty much everything we despise and that makes this world a place full of oppression, suffering, and misery: highways, airports, dams, (deportation-) prisons, nuclear facilities, military equipment, oil and gas pipelines, mining, and much more…

Everyone who wants to know already knows – the biosphere is suffocating under the gray burden of civilization, and in the near future, many regions of the planet will be uninhabitable as a result of our imperial ways of life and economic practices. Battles over living areas and resources on an unseen scale seem unavoidable, and the current escalation of military conflicts and the relentless war against migrants on the streets of US cities or at the EU’s external borders are already grim signs of what this will look like. Since long we running out of time. The late capitalist world system is in the midst of profound upheaval, and war is becoming the new normal, while the remaining natural world serves only as a source of raw materials to be plundered before others do. Continue reading (Germany) Asphalt plant of VINCI/EUROVIA on Fire – for a black spring, for the prisoners in the Ampelokipoi case in Greece.

Solidarity Means Attack!