For a European and social strike against war and rearmament

We publish the leaflet distributed by the RESET Against the War network during the Stop Rearm demonstration on 21 June, in support of the call for a European strike against war. *** War looms over our lives. The continuation of the conflict in Ukraine, the intensification of occupation and genocide in Palestine, the outbreak of […]
Beyond June 21, for a European strike against the war

These days, we are witnessing yet another quantum leap in World War III. Israel’s repeated bombing of Iran and Iran’s fight back, Trump’s ultimatum to the ayatollah’s regime and the support by France, Germany, and other European states for Israeli operations, the undisturbed continuation of the Palestinian genocide as well as the conflict in Ukraine, […]
“When Sindoor Becomes Gunpowder”: Patriarchal Nationhood and Militarising the feminine in the Indo-Pak Conflict

In the Baisaran Valley of Indian occupied Kashmir, 26 Indian tourists were killed by 5 armed terrorists in Pahalgam on the 22nd of April. Amongst them was a local Kashmiri who had tried to wrestle a gun from one of the militants in an attempt to stop these attacks. Let’s be honest! What lies at […]
Europe at War: Fighting Militarism in the Third World War

→ Originally published in Italian ‘Bringing the war home’ was the slogan of the peace movement at the time of the Vietnam War. Today, it is the watchword—albeit with a very different meaning—of European rulers. To them, war should make it possible to govern the disorderly European home in an altogether disorderly world—a world of […]
Paint it red. The order of war and our transnational disorder

→ Italian Today both the holy war and the democratic one claim to impose a principle of order. Both are dividing with precision the fronts, asking to line up in order to meet the established targets. To reject the order of war does not mean, though, to embrace pacifism. To repeat the experience of the […]
An inextinguishable debt

Debt is the form of war in the era of precarity. Like every war it concerns everybody, but does not affect all in the same way. We have always opposed war as the unmotivated destruction of life of millions of proletarians. Today we reject debt because of its destructive action on the lives of millions […]