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Barnsley, My Story: Unpacking Precarity in Times of Austerity, Racism & Poor Working Conditions

Valeria Guarneros-Meza reflects on her work alongside Barnsley's Educational Learning Support Hub, and highlights the multi-layered ways that precarity stifles community organisations. She argues that solidarity between different social groups is key for overcoming its debilitating effects.

Left Book Club/ Industrial Workers of the World/ Interregnum Online Event: The Precarious Migrant Worker

Join us and our friends from Left Book Club and the Industrial Workers of the World for an online conversation with Interregnum member Panos Theodoropoulos about precarity, organising, and the ways in which capitalism socialises us into participating in our own exploitation.

Solidarity with Rojava: The Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (DAANES/AANES)

As urgent calls for solidarity emerge from the revolutionary region of Rojava, understanding the historical crossroads that confront social movements is essential. Dr Aynur Unal recounts Rojava's history, and why we must all rally to support one of the world's most important emancipatory projects.

Emergency Rojava Solidarity Events

We are sharing two emergency solidarity events in support of the Kurdish community in Rojava, which is currently under attack by the Syrian Transitional Government.

In Schutzstaffel Times, Jan. 2026

This powerful poem comes from Lenora R. Elliot. It is a conversation between a mother and daughter. Please allow yourself to feel while you read.

International Statement: We Denounce the Imperial Offensive on Venezuela

In the light of the latest imperialist assaults on Venezuela and its people, we are republishing this recent statement by the Latin American Anarchist Coordination (CALA) to amplify the voices of movements on the ground. We will monitor the situation as it unfolds.

This Christmas, Support Interregnum

This Christmas, we ask you to help us build our dreams. Please become a paying subscriber or change your subscription to a paying one. We also urge you to reach out to us, so we can explore ways of working together. Interregnum is what you make it.

Nicolás Maduro is No Ally of the Left: Here’s Why

With tensions between the United States and Venezuela at an historic high, Johann de Haas analyses the Maduro regime's iron grip on power, and highlights that opposition to imperialism should not entail uncritical support for autocracy.

Lawfare Against Labour Organising: Quasi-legislation, Surveillance and Espionage

In the second segment of our November 2 publication, Andy Ramsay considers the quasi-legislation, surveillance and espionage that obstructs labour organising in the UK, and surveys steps towards resistance.

‘Send Lawyers, Guns and Money’: Lawfare Against Labour Organising in the UK since 1970

Since the 1970s, Britain has seen intense social struggles whose outcomes have reverberated around the world. Andy Ramsay surveys the legislative changes that paved the way for the repression experienced by unions and social movements today.

Artificial Intelligence: To Participate or to Abolish?

Artificial Intelligence is a threat and a promise; as the world grapples with understanding its prospects and dangers, we invite you to join us in London on the 17th of November for a talk and open discussion to explore these questions and consider their implications for social movements.

Summoning the Eclipse

The Eclipse is a new grassroots initiative in the UK that aims to obscure the rise of the far right with anti-authoritarian action. We are republishing their call for the establishment of Eclipse Committees to develop institutions of care, resistance, and solidarity.

Weaponized Copyright: The New Censorship

Most think of copyright enforcement as a tool to protect the entertainment industry from pirated content. However, copyright enforcement systems have become a shadowy frontline in the suppression of dissent and the curbing of free expression.

The Precarious Migrant Worker: Around the World

A collection of talks, media appearances and articles by Interregnum's Panos Theodoropoulos that relate to the publication of The Precarious Migrant Worker: The Socialization of Precarity (Polity Press, 2025).