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A Drop of Water in the Ocean: Industrial Water Footprints and Global Resistance

Sam Button discusses the politics of industrial water consumption for the rollout of artificial intelligence, and explores recent international developments and resistance movements.

The union behind your T-shirt: A conversation with the TTCU in India

The Industrial Workers of the World and No Sweat are proudly hosting an online event with Thivya Rakini and Nandita Shivakumar from the Tamil Nadu Textile and Common Labour Union (TTCU) in India on Monday 27th of July 2026, 6pm – 7pm (British Summer Time).

Why Don’t Tech Workers Put a Stop to Tech Oligarchy?

Heb Braggs calls for tech workers to both organise and decenter themselves to resist the technological totalitarianism that oligarchs are trying to bring about.

May Day Special: The American Revolution – Race, Rebellion, and a New Imperial Nation

On the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, Christopher Reid writes its history from below and centres the standpoints of the Black Americans and indigenous peoples that influenced its development.

The Game of Chance: Unaccompanied Minors in Italy and the Risk of ‘Going Back to Square One’

Interregnum is proud to launch the English translation of The Game of Chance. Based on real testimonies, the comic book explores young West African men's struggles and successes upon migrating to Italy and negotiating life there. Please donate to support the project.

Early Years, Unequal Fears: A Nursery Worker’s Suspension Story

Isyerofa Ninnfuto explores the struggles of migrant workers in the UK, highlighting how nurseries under capitalism are a contradictory space in which love and care for children coexists with the subordination of workers to management.

The War Against Iran is a Fuck-up – Because the US is Failing as a System

Johann De Haas deconstructs the latest foreign policy blunders by the US empire, and foregrounds the racist echo chamber that dominates US foreign policy: Iran is perceived as an irrational and fanatical actor rather than as a legitimate and coherent political and social force.

Comic Book Launch 24 April 2026: The Game of Chance

Join us in London on April 24, 2026 for the launch of the English translation of The Game of Chance : Unaccompanied Minors in Italy and the Risk of ‘Going Back to Square One’ (May Day Rooms, 19.00 to 22.00).

The Dangerous Thrill of Destabilisation: Interview with Dr Jacob Engelberg on Cinemas of Bisexual Transgression

Sam Button interviews Dr Jacob Engelberg on his new book, Cinemas of Bisexual Transgression. The book argues that the way we look at queer film centres the gay/straight binary and considers what happens when bisexuality breaks the rules.

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.