Features - Counterfire

Born to rule over us? – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on privilege and democracy, state control, and standing up to the Jewish Board of Deputies

If Labour wants to win back the working class, it has to reject Keir Starmer

Starmer's record, especially in the last 4 years under Corbyn's leadership, shows he's no friend of the left, argues Reuben Bard-Rosenberg

How America Became Capitalist - book review

James Parisot’s How America Became Capitalist uncovers the contested and contradictory history of capitalist development in the United States, finds Dominic Alexander

Behind Trump's tantrums: the US, Iran and the continuing threat of war

The decline in the US' strategic power in the region is leading to desperate measures from Trump writes Chris Nineham

The Corbyn Project was defeated by the historic strengths of conservatism and liberalism

Mike Wayne takes stock of Labour's election defeat

Lip service to the left, but moves to the right - weekly briefing

Lindsey German on retreats, witch-hunts and war

The ghosts of the union: commemoration event backfires for Varadkar

An ill-judged commemoration of the Royal Irish Constabulary is cancelled as Fine Gael underestimate negative sentiment towards former British occupation, reports Josh Newman

War with Iran is still a danger

The threat of war with Iran isn't over and the anti-war movement must continue to organise against it, writes Shabbir Lakha

What caused Labour's decline: 2019 vs 2017

An in-depth analysis of the statistics from the 2019 election shows beyond doubt that it was the collapse of the Labour Leave vote that proved fatal for Labour, reports Richard Crawford

Gadget Consciousness - book review

In Gadget Consciousness, Joss Hands unpacks some of the ways social media helps and hinders collective consciousness and activism, finds Peter Stäuber

Our world is burning

As the wild fires rage, Laura Morales gives a personal view of the situation in Australia

Do not be fooled: Trump is the problem

European governments are frightened by Trump’s behaviour but even more frightened of upsetting relations with the US, argues Lindsey German

Born to rule over us? – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on privilege and democracy, state control, and standing up to the Jewish Board of Deputies

If Labour wants to win back the working class, it has to reject Keir Starmer

Starmer's record, especially in the last 4 years under Corbyn's leadership, shows he's no friend of the left, argues Reuben Bard-Rosenberg

How America Became Capitalist - book review

James Parisot’s How America Became Capitalist uncovers the contested and contradictory history of capitalist development in the United States, finds Dominic Alexander

Behind Trump's tantrums: the US, Iran and the continuing threat of war

The decline in the US' strategic power in the region is leading to desperate measures from Trump writes Chris Nineham

The Corbyn Project was defeated by the historic strengths of conservatism and liberalism

Mike Wayne takes stock of Labour's election defeat

Lip service to the left, but moves to the right - weekly briefing

Lindsey German on retreats, witch-hunts and war

The ghosts of the union: commemoration event backfires for Varadkar

An ill-judged commemoration of the Royal Irish Constabulary is cancelled as Fine Gael underestimate negative sentiment towards former British occupation, reports Josh Newman

War with Iran is still a danger

The threat of war with Iran isn't over and the anti-war movement must continue to organise against it, writes Shabbir Lakha

What caused Labour's decline: 2019 vs 2017

An in-depth analysis of the statistics from the 2019 election shows beyond doubt that it was the collapse of the Labour Leave vote that proved fatal for Labour, reports Richard Crawford

Gadget Consciousness - book review

In Gadget Consciousness, Joss Hands unpacks some of the ways social media helps and hinders collective consciousness and activism, finds Peter Stäuber

Our world is burning

As the wild fires rage, Laura Morales gives a personal view of the situation in Australia

Do not be fooled: Trump is the problem

European governments are frightened by Trump’s behaviour but even more frightened of upsetting relations with the US, argues Lindsey German

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