Features - Counterfire

Brexit, Boris and the battle ahead - weekly briefing

Tory collapse is only half the story; Corbyn’s Labour needs to sharply recalibrate around anti-austerity and class politics, argues Lindsey German

Marxism made easy

Despite the nonsense that gets talked about it, Marxism is a clear, powerful, and relevant philosophy, argues Morgan Daniels

Algeria revolts: what are the next steps?

Protestors keep up the pressure across Algeria and are demanding an end to the corrupt regimes of the past, reports Susan Ram

Anti-Zionism is the antidote to Trump and Netanyahu

Shabbir Lakha calls on the movement to be loud and clear in its opposition to Zionism

It's time for the Labour left to step up to the plate

For Labour to beat the right, the left must stop retreating, argues John Rees

Marxism in 30 minutes with John Rees - video

John Rees gives a presentation explaining what Marxism is and why it's still relevant at a London Counterfire public meeting

William Godwin: A political life - book review

A new biography lauds William Godwin, but some contemporary radicals of the 1790s offer better inspiration for the modern left, argues Dominic Alexander

There is something happening here but you don’t know what it is, do you Mr Centrist?

It’s the failure of centrist politics that fuels the rise of the populist right, but the centrists just don’t get it, argues John Rees

UK inequality: the facts speak for themselves

Getting rid of the Tories will only be step one for our side, argues Sean Ledwith

Trump and Iran: the brink of war

Trump, John Bolton and Mike Pompeo have created a situation with Iran that is risking a new war in the Middle East, argues Chris Nineham

An insurgent right can only be fought by an insurgent left – weekly briefing

The Brexit Party’s theft of Corbyn’s anti-establishment thunder cannot be allowed to stand, argues Lindsey German

Remain and reform? European Parliament elections suggest otherwise

Promises of progressive reforms within the EU will ring hollow, with the hard right set to gain from polarisation. The left here can challenge this trend, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

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Brexit, Boris and the battle ahead - weekly briefing

Tory collapse is only half the story; Corbyn’s Labour needs to sharply recalibrate around anti-austerity and class politics, argues Lindsey German

Marxism made easy

Despite the nonsense that gets talked about it, Marxism is a clear, powerful, and relevant philosophy, argues Morgan Daniels

Algeria revolts: what are the next steps?

Protestors keep up the pressure across Algeria and are demanding an end to the corrupt regimes of the past, reports Susan Ram

Anti-Zionism is the antidote to Trump and Netanyahu

Shabbir Lakha calls on the movement to be loud and clear in its opposition to Zionism

It's time for the Labour left to step up to the plate

For Labour to beat the right, the left must stop retreating, argues John Rees

Marxism in 30 minutes with John Rees - video

John Rees gives a presentation explaining what Marxism is and why it's still relevant at a London Counterfire public meeting

William Godwin: A political life - book review

A new biography lauds William Godwin, but some contemporary radicals of the 1790s offer better inspiration for the modern left, argues Dominic Alexander

There is something happening here but you don’t know what it is, do you Mr Centrist?

It’s the failure of centrist politics that fuels the rise of the populist right, but the centrists just don’t get it, argues John Rees

UK inequality: the facts speak for themselves

Getting rid of the Tories will only be step one for our side, argues Sean Ledwith

Trump and Iran: the brink of war

Trump, John Bolton and Mike Pompeo have created a situation with Iran that is risking a new war in the Middle East, argues Chris Nineham

An insurgent right can only be fought by an insurgent left – weekly briefing

The Brexit Party’s theft of Corbyn’s anti-establishment thunder cannot be allowed to stand, argues Lindsey German

Remain and reform? European Parliament elections suggest otherwise

Promises of progressive reforms within the EU will ring hollow, with the hard right set to gain from polarisation. The left here can challenge this trend, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica