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Elephant in the room – FAU and anarchist syndicalism in Germany

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Anarchists were and are still an essential part of the workers struggle all around the world. From anarchist syndicates to smaller affinity groups for direct actions against bosses. Today we meet one of the activists of the anarchist union FAU from Jena, who will tell us a bit more about the past, present and the future of syndicalism in Germany.

What are the challenged of the modern anarchist syndicalism and how to move on overcoming them.

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The end of Circle-A era

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For last year many of you send us texts for new Circle-A issues. Even more were bombarding us with regular question about where is the next magazine. We believe that for society attacked by coronavirus and capitalism Circle-A would be an important instrument. However the situation inside the collective have changed radically and we have to announce the end of the project.

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Elephant in the room – conversation with anarchist from Belarus on politics in the country during coronavirus

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In this edition of Elephant in the Room we are talking to a friend and comrade from Belarus, country that some call last dictatorship in Europe. Belarus is one of the few countries in the world that didn’t take quarantine measures against coronavirus. At the same time government was trying to prevent any information spread on COVID-19 in the country. With growth of the virus in society people started organizing by themselves to save community from virus and it’s aftermath.

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Solidarity with Georg Floyd uprising in USA from Dresden, Germany

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George Floyd was killed by the US state on 25th May. He was killed by the state that gives racists cops every single day their badges and guns to go and harass people on the streets. When nobody tried to save George it was not the only the fear of an individual cop that was preventing actions. It was fear of state repressions against those who question the authority. And even if the murder cop is prosecuted and send to jail the state will still be responsible for this action. There will still be police violence. There will still be racism supported by the state institutions.

With this small action we show our solidarity with people demonstrating and fighting on the streets of US cities this days for their freedom.

Justice for George Floyd and every victim of the state violence!