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“Block Everything Again”: How Genoa’s Dockworkers Helped Build Italy’s General Strike On October 30 and What Comes Next

02.11.2026

PI Briefing | No. 34 | Jamming the War Machine

“Instruments of Death”: How Gioia Tauro Dockworkers Fight Arms Shipmen...

The present that restores: Youth leading the resistance to migration i...

Lina Attalah in custody after court issues LE3 mn fine, orders Mada Ma...

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“Block Everything Again”: How Genoa’s Dockworkers Helped Build Italy’s General Strike On October 30 and What Comes Next

Last Friday, Genoa’s dockworkers shut down the port, while teachers, students, and workers across the city joined them. Now, they’re taking the fight to Rome.

PI Briefing | No. 34 | Jamming the War Machine

On 30 October, dockworkers at 113 ports in 22 countries and regions are taking action against militarisation and war.

“Instruments of Death”: How Gioia Tauro Dockworkers Fight Arms Shipments at a Port Designed for Isolation

Tipped off by the Palestine solidarity movement, Calabrian union workers helped to stall 17 containers bound for Israel. On October 30, they join a global port strike.

Central America

The present that restores: Youth leading the resistance to migration in Honduras

Youth and women around Lake Yojoa in western Honduras are using agroecology, participatory research, and community microenterprises to build dignified rural livelihoods.

Rooted in Agroecology and Food Sovereignty

Lina Attalah in custody after court issues LE3 mn fine, orders Mada Masr’s closure

Mada Masr Editor-in-Chief Lina Attalah was fined LE3 million by the New Cairo Misdemeanor Court, which convicted her on charges of managing an unlicensed website, issuing an order for the website’s closure. Attalah was taken into custody after the issue of the ruling.

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Livorno’s Dockworkers Are Learning How to Jam the War Machine

A year of strikes and pickets, and now a blockade by sea with the Global Sumud Flotilla: how an Italian port town is disrupting the war economy one shipment at a time.

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We’re returning to Brazil. Here’s why.

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