Rojava in the Vortex of Inter-Imperialist Antagonisms
Over the past several years Rojava or Western Kurdistan, legally a part of Syria, has been seen by many anarchists, libertarians, and even Marxists as the locus of a social revolution, one that demands solidarity on the part of revolutionaries, all the more so as it has been the object of brutal military assaults, first …
Continue reading “Rojava in the Vortex of Inter-Imperialist Antagonisms”