The crisis of liberal hegemony opens onto a post-Western horizon: race, capital, and coloniality reshape cities, power, and new revolutionary imaginaries.

We need new models of collaboration, and they are much closer than we think. It would be enough to study fungi—about which we know frighteningly little, yet without which we would not even exist.

CPRs violate human rights: administrative detention, abuse, privatization and suffering. The only alternative is to guarantee freedom of movement and legal channels.

From Salvini’s bridge to Gaza: how extractivism and the war economy drain public resources while ravaging territories and communities.

Restorative justice goes beyond the logic of punishment by placing the victim, the offender, and the community at the center. Dialogue, responsibility, and mediation help rebuild relationships and prevent conflicts.

Repression in Germany: pro-Palestine demonstrations restricted by conditional permits, censorship, and funding cuts, with implications for freedom of expression.

Building collective dissent to respond to the strategy of terror and social isolation.

The port of Genoa becomes a symbol of collective struggle: dockworkers, activists, and citizens united against war and global capitalism.

The Italian left celebrates Muslims like Mamdani abroad but ignores the struggles of those who were born in Italy without citizenship. Voices and stories of exclusion and political hypocrisy.

In Chile, Indigenous women are transforming ancestral art and knowledge into tools of resistance to defend the water and the memory of their territories.

Taranto and the Mar Piccolo: environmental degradation, mussel farming at risk, and the need for an effective maritime policy.

Analysis of Palestinian resistance through a decolonial lens: understanding historical violence and strategies of resilience.

The prison institution is deeply rooted in the social fabric of the West, beginning with the formation of the nation-state in modern liberal democracies. Today, the traditional justice system places blame on the individual rather than addressing the conditions of their marginalization.

A journey from cells to communities: how cooperation, mutualism, and municipalism can regenerate society and build an economy for the common good.

From a journalist on the global Sumud Flotilla.

Part II.

Part I.

Human Rights Violations in Azerbaijan and the European Union’s Role.