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Dispatches from Mae Sot, Part II: The Town of Exiles | Heatwave A journalist by trade, Wu quickly became immersed in this town’s fascinating history and current role as a crossroads for political refugees and illicit commerce—a history that has led some researcher...

Dispatches from Mae Sot: A Town on the Thai-Myanmar Border, PART II —

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A Summer With A Thousand Junes: Part II | Heatwave Artifices examines France's most recent waves of riots, particularly those following the police murder of teenager Nahel Merzouk, to theorize race, class, and revolution

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Fire To The Prisons: Issue 2 | Heatwave On September 9, 2025, Fulton County Judge Kevin Farmer dismissed racketeering charges against all 61 defendants accused of conspiracy in relation to the movement to Stop Cop City. Believed by legal ex...

Check out our second installment of Fire to the Prisons, a regular column in Heatwave dedicated to prisoner’s struggle. Here, we turn to @fireantmovement.bsky.social for an update on the Atlanta 61 and Care not Cages on Midwest prison abolition — heatwavemag.info/magazine/iss...

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Yasuda Redux | Heatwave A conversation with Tatsuki Kihira, a Japanese comrade active in organizing the 2024 tuition protests, about their approaches to composition and escalation, the movement’s vertical and horizontal conn...

In Yasuda Redux, we share a conversation with Tatsuki Kihira, a Japanese comrade active in organizing the 2024 tuition protests, about their approaches to composition and escalation, the movement’s horizontal connections, and the emergence of a Japanese alt-right:
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Colapso y Desvio discuss the Chilean Uprising of 2019 in “Treatise for the Youth in Revolt” —
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Following his talk at Red May on “The Future of Revolution,” Jasper Bernes wrote ten theses on the prospects for communism. Catch it here— heatwavemag.info/magazine/iss...

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Read J. Caurine’s critique of anthropocentrism in communist thought and proposal for “ecological councils” in “Communist Reconstruction and the Limits of the Human Species”— heatwavemag.info/magazine/iss...

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Gilles Dauve penned a piece on La France Insoumise (LFI) in Issue 2 called “Tales from the (French) Far Left.” Read it here:
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For a good overview of the socio-political context of Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas (the setting for the Prairieland ICE Detention Center noise demo, and its related federal and state trials against the Prairieland defendants), check out this piece:

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Storms are coming are headed to Fort Worth. We hope they’ll wash away any remaining doubt about the innocence of the Prairieland Defendants. Trial day 5 starting now! #freethemall

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One Year After the Fall of Assad | Heatwave One year after the fall of Assad, war has returned to Syria once again. The transition agreements signed by Mohammed al-Jolani and Mazlum Abdi in March of 2025 have been scrapped. Despite their best e...

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Today, the SDF and Rojava find themselves at a crossroads: “The future of Rojava is less clear than it was a year ago.. Neighboring states with imperialist ambitions are once again vying for control of a Syria that is primed for a war between Al-Qaeda in a three-piece suit and the SDF.”

These early agreements were scrapped in January, 2026 as the STG ramped up an offensive against the SDF, “The current sequence of events began in early January, when two historic Kurdish neighborhoods in Aleppo—Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh—were brutally attacked by the new army of the STG.”

The fall of Assad’s regime came as a welcome relief for many Syrians: “Syrians across the diaspora celebrated the collapse of the regime, convinced that whatever came next would have to be better.” Agreements were struck in early 2025 between the STG and the SDF to preserve DAANES autonomy.

It’s been one year since the Assad regime fell, prompting a sequence of events that culminated in a new government leading Damascus under Mohammed al-Jolani, an ex-militant in al-Qaeda's Syrian wing. Here, Têkoşîna Anarşîst evaluates the previous year and the existential threat facing Rojava today.

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CyD curated a playlist of their favorite Chilean bands for the Youth in Revolt. Listen below👇

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Bad Bunny is the first international figure to recognize Quebec as part of Latin America.

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Colapso y Desvio’s analysis is much more than a cautionary tale of the winds that extinguish the fires of struggle; it is a resounding reminder that the true character of a revolt can be found in its mechanics, its targets, its composition, and its historical resonances.

The persistent characterization of the Chilean revolt as merely a “social explosion” ultimately produced a managerial project in which social structures can be endlessly reconstituted within the confines of capitalism and on the comfortable terrain of democracy.