(The following article is our translation of a critique of Juche by the group Internationalist Communist Perspective in South Korea.

Workers’ councils have a prominent place in our agitation.

(We reproduce the following article in solidarity with Assembly, an anarchist group based in Kharkiv which has been reporting on workers’ struggles in Ukraine on both sides of the front line (see:

Often the dynamics of war lead to results that are diametrically opposed to the objectives pursued by the contenders; the conflict in Ukraine, instigated by the Russian Federation mainly to hinder

(Leaflet distributed by Klasbatalo during the croupiers' strike in Montreal.)

The war in Ukraine has already lasted about six months. Like earlier wars (Syria, Iraq, Libya, Yemen, Congo …) it already has the “never-ending” stamp on it. But there the similarity ends.

The Hague Congress of the International Workingmen’s Association (aka the First International) took place in September 1872.

As mentioned in our recent article on wildcat strikes in the UK, back in May it was reported that over a thousand offshore oil and gas workers in the North Sea walked out across 19 rigs demanding t