In this text, Alexis Cukier develops an analysis of the role of war in the Anthropocene as well as the development of environmental militarism, then an ecomarxist reading of the imperialist war in Ukraine and the genocidal war in Palestine in the context of what he terms catastrophe capitalism, before proposing for discussion elements for an ecosocialist strategy combining the struggle against militarism and support for anti-imperialist resistances, including armed resistance. This text (…)

The November 2025 document demands a response that avoids both liberal hand-wringing and campist capitulation. I. Introduction The United States National Security Strategy published in November 2025 is a remarkably frank document. Where previous administrations wrapped imperial ambition in the language of “democracy promotion” and “rules-based international order,” the Trump administration dispenses with such pretenses. The document states plainly: “The purpose of foreign policy is the (…)

The human rights situation in Indonesia and the world is at its darkest point in the past decade. Across the globe, armed violence, genocide, resource grabbing, and capitalist warfare continue to produce humanitarian devastation. Domestically, the Prabowo–Gibran regime is accelerating the rollback of democracy: criminalisation, the hunting of activists, and militarism are being legalised through state policy. It was in this context that Free Women held its Human Rights Day 2025 (…)