Le temps de l'apathie politique est révolu. Dans cet article empreint d'optimisme, Diogo Machado explore le terme « hyperpolitique », proposé par Anton Jäger, pour tenter de comprendre comment la relation à la participation dans la société a évolué. La fin de la guerre froide a entraîné un long hiver de torpeur politique marqué par le consensus néolibéral, dans lequel la souveraineté populaire, la dispute idéologique et la notion d'alternative ont été éliminées. Cependant, la crise de (…)

Ce texte est écrit depuis des positions anarchistes. Il tente de poser des questions de longue date à l'opposition de gauche russe et d'ouvrir une discussion sur les liens possibles entre gauche progressiste et mouvements décoloniaux, en cette quatrième année de guerre coloniale de conquête menée par l'État russe. Pourquoi les organisations de gauche liées à la Russie ne soutiennent-elles pas les mouvements décoloniaux ? Pourquoi les groupes politiques de gauche existants n'ont-ils pas (…)

This text is written from anarchist positions. It attempts to raise long-standing questions to the Russian left opposition and to open a discussion about how progressive left and decolonial movements can connect in the fourth year of the colonial war of conquest being waged by the Russian state. Why do left organisations connected with Russia not support decolonial movements? Why do existing left political groups have no alternatives to imperial logics of governance, no political (…)

Saturday morning (3 January 2026) in the Estación Central district of Santiago de Chile dawned with deafening joy. Between the high-rise buildings arranged in a square so that neighbours can see directly into each other's windows, screams and loud chanting resound. This area is the forced home of thousands of Venezuelan expatriates – the largest migrant group in Chile. Even before many had time to make their coffee, an atmosphere of unexpected victory and contagious euphoria had taken hold. (…)

An interview about whether promoting communism has really been banned in the Czech Republic and what this means for the local left-wing scene. Pavel Uhl is a Czech lawyer specialising in public law. He provides legal services for the organisation Člověk v tísni (People in Need) and is a board member of Transparency International Czech Republic. From 1 January, promoting and supporting communism has become a criminal offence according to numerous media outlets and politicians. What does (…)

After 22 years as general secretary of Pakistan Kissan Rabita Committee, (a network of 36 peasant organisation in Pakistan), I stepped down and pave the way for a women activist to be elected as general secretary of PKRC. The normal tradition in South Asian Left movement is that, once you are elected as one of main leader of an organisation, that is life long post. However, in the past, I vacated my post as general secretary of Labour Party Pakistan after 10 years. This is really to (…)