The Pakistan Kissan Rabita Committee (PKRC) strongly condemns the arbitrary arrest of our Federal Committee member, Comrade Farooq Tariq who was detained today in front of the Lahore Press Club while participating in a peaceful solidarity protest with the people of Kashmir. Punjab Police violently dispersed the peaceful gathering, dragging and harassing protesters before forcing them into police vans. Among those arrested are members of Haqooq-e-Khalq Party, Khalq Youth Front & (…)

The people of Pakistan-administered Jammu Kashmir are facing one of the bloodiest episodes of state repression in recent history. A mass movement built around economic and democratic demands has been met with curfews, communication blackouts, live ammunition, and collective punishment. The administration in PaJK has once again exposed itself as a puppet of the Pakistani state, implementing policies dictated from Islamabad rather than responding to the democratic aspirations of the people. (…)

Après six années d'organisation de base, une Initiative Législative Populaire, plus de 700 000 signatures et un blocage parlementaire répété, l'Espagne a ouvert en janvier 2026 un processus extraordinaire de régularisation administrative des personnes migrantes. Jusqu'à 500 000 personnes pourraient en bénéficier. Vicky Columba, porte-parole de Regularización.Ya, retrace ce parcours depuis les origines de la plateforme pendant les confinements liés à la pandémie jusqu'à l'approbation du (…)

After six years of grassroots organising, a Popular Legislative Initiative, more than 700,000 signatures and repeated parliamentary blockage, Spain opened an extraordinary administrative regularisation process for migrants in January 2026. Up to 500,000 people may benefit. Vicky Columba, spokesperson for Regularización.Ya, traces that trajectory from the platform's origins during the pandemic lockdowns through to the approval, and sets out what distinguishes this process from Spain's nine (…)

Rédigé la semaine suivant le remaniement gouvernemental ukrainien de juillet 2026, ce court texte soutient que l'attention portée à la personne qui dirigera le ministère de la Défense masque une question plus profonde : pour quel type d'État les Ukrainiens se battent-ils ? Vitaliy Dudin oppose l'empressement de la jeunesse ukrainienne à se mobiliser autour des changements de personnel à sa réticence à s'organiser face à la hausse des tarifs, à la stagnation des salaires et à l'effondrement (…)

Written the week after Ukraine's July 2026 cabinet reshuffle, this short piece argues that public attention to who runs the Ministry of Defence obscures a deeper question: for what kind of state are Ukrainians fighting? Vitaliy Dudin contrasts the readiness of young Ukrainians to mobilise around personnel changes with a reluctance to organise around tariff rises, wage stagnation and the collapse of independent trade unions. He warns against personality politics and calls instead for (…)