@newnaratif: “We seek solidarity not by working together regardless of borders, but by lobbying our governments to act. But solidarity that recognises a border isn’t solidarity, it’s foreign policy.” On ‘For Solidarity to Thrive, the Nation-State Must Die’, historian PJ Thum (@pjthum) interrogates the legacy of the 1955 Afro-Asian Conference in Bandung, Indonesia and calls for a reimagination of the Bandung spirit beyond nation-states as its vehicle. Read ‘For Solidarity to Thrive, the Nation-State Must Die’ as part of Tending Apart: Reflections on Southeast Asian Solidarity, a new zine by New Naratif. Available for pre-orders for those residing in Indonesia, Malaysia, and other international countries until January 30th, 2026. Visit the link in our bio to order based on your shipping country and learn more.

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