From 5 to 7 May, the PKK held its 12th Congress. The results made public announced that ‘all activities conducted under the PKK name have been concluded’ and that the armed struggle was coming to an end to open the way for the development of a political and democratic solution. What does the dissolution of the PKK mean? What does it mean for the struggle in Kurdistan and for the struggle of people around the world?

Fascism didn’t start yesterday, and neither did the anti-fascist resistance. Faced with the modern fascism that emerged in the 1920s in the form of Benito Mussolini’s regime, a revolutionary resistance developed at the same time, insisting on humanity and free life. Decades after the Partisan-led war that led to Italy’s liberation, fascism is once again on the rise, both in Europe and around the world.