The Hong Kong Information Centre for Human Rights and Democracy reported that a protest involving 3,000 people in Wuhan, capital of the central Chinese province of Hubei, against a planned canal ended in confrontation with the police. 50 people were injured and 100 arrested, their whereabouts unknown.

When their owner fled the country ahead of a jail sentence, the employees at the Economic Company for Industrial Development, faced looming unemployment and the closure of the company's multiple textile factories. A common enough story in Egypt these days, but in this case, the workers instead embarked on a landmark labor experiment.

Postal workers have ended unofficial strike action in Dundee as staff elsewhere in Scotland stage the latest in a series of official stoppages.

In these biographies, Nick Heath charts the trajectory of several leading anarchists in the Russian revolution into the service of the Bolshevik counterrevolution.

Sacked Nortel workers and supporters continued their protests in Belfast today rallying for their redundancy packages.

The last person remaining in prison pending trial for the December uprising in Greece, Theodoris Iliopoulos, was released after 49 days of hunger strike

The Anarchist Federation analyses the ongoing debate in the United States over controversial plans…

A six-hour strike by 130 bus drivers in western Sydney on Monday morning, carried out in defiance of…

A short biography of David Kogan, devoted Russian anarchist and escaper extraordinaire.

A debate between Iain McKaye and the libcom group about an adequate workers' response to the credit crunch - should we advocate nationalisation,…

Article looking at the formation of the Palestinian working class, and the creation of the Israeli…