[Milan, Italy] Across some sixty cities workers came out in their thousands in solidarity with Palestine. In Milan things turned ugly when the police tried to put the boot in and got an anti-fascist response, no.

Protests continue in Peru. The "anti-government" discontent grows in an opposition that stops being only against the pension reform and shows its deep roots. It seems that the battered generation "Z" has also understood that only social struggle generates changes.

h/t Periódico Anarquía

Republicans now all copying each other to blame transgender people's healthcare coverage for the government shutdown

Mind you, Newsom said Democrats should court teenage boys like Charlie Kirk did, just two days ago

In an interview with Bill Clinton

Who was a frequent flyer on Epstein's plane and such good friends with him that he signed at least one of Epstein's birthday books

https://abc7news.com/amp/post/california-gov-gavin-newsom-says-democrats-could-learn-charlie-kirk-reaching-young-men-politics/17878527/

"It was the army"
Huge roller graffiti for the 43 Ayotzinapa student activists who were disappeared by the Mexican state on the 26th of September, 2014.

Rather than permitting the Trump administration to frighten us into passivity, we must understand this broad, vague, and performative executive order designating "antifa" a fabricated "terrorist organization" as an effort to intimidate. It is chiefly intended to convince us to let them consolidate power without a fight.

If we look at the stymied #StopCopCity RICO prosecution as a test case, the chief danger is that people will withdraw from movements, enabling the Trump administration to maintain the initiative long enough to escalate to other forms of repression, such as extrajudicial force.

This should catalyze us into urgent organizing, not paralyze us. Only collective action can keep us safe and free.

https://crimethinc.com/Safeguarding

From the Korea Times 🇰🇷 🇺🇸 🇨🇳 Protesters from ultra-right civic groups held an anti-China rally Sunday, chanting slogans calling for the release of now-jailed former President Yoon Suk Yeol over his martial law bid.

Holding the national flags of Korea and the United States, around 150 participants chanted slogans such as "(former) President Yoon Suk Yeol," "nullify the rigged election" and "arrest (President) Lee Jae Myung."

Some protesters held a message that calls for destroying China's Communist Party and were seen wearing T-shirts that carry phrases commemorating the assassination of U.S. conservative activist Charlie Kirk.