Features - Counterfire

‘We became a vector for spreading the virus’: an ambulance worker speaks out

Counterfire spoke to an ambulance worker about the serious failures of management in response to coronavirus

The UK is committed to imperialist destruction in the Middle East

The UK has reaffirmed its commitment to support the world's worst humanitarian crisis, reports Terina Hine

Sunak's 'big statement' proved the Tories just don't have a plan - Counterblast

Today Rishi Sunak released a budget full of platitudes that make a huge effort to avoid the major economic issues facing society, argues Chris Nineham

20 Dictators Currently Supported by the U.S. - book review

David Swanson, 20 Dictators provides robust evidence that the claims for US foreign policy are contradicted by its behaviour, argue Phil Armstrong and Catherine Armstrong

Johnson colludes with Trump to strangle Venezuela

The decision to deny the return of Venezuela’s $1bn gold deposit is deliberately risking lives in a pandemic for the sake of regime change, argues Sean Ledwith

Sunak’s summer budget statement: short-cuts to business as usual - CounterBlast

Sunak’s budget is nothing but an attempt to get the economy back to business as usual, writes Susan Newman

Scottish independence and class politics

In the context of polling showing historic levels of support for independence, Jonathon Shafi looks at the class politics driving the surge, and the consequences

The coming jobs slaughter

The government will pass the blame anywhere they can but now, more than ever, we must fight for an economy that works for us, argues Richard Allday

UK police: racist to the core - CounterBlast

Institutional racism is not just a concept that applies to the US but a very real fact for people of colour in the UK, argues Shabbir Lakha

Macron switches prime minister as his Thatcherite plan flounders

As pressure from a number of fronts increases, Macron's position weakens, argues John Mullen

Radical left and anti-capitalist breakthrough in Croatia elections

Despite left gains, early elections paid off for the ruling centre-right party, writes Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Tory policy: eat, drink, be merry because tomorrow… well you know the rest – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on government idiocy, Black Lives Matter and Starmer’s Thermidor

‘We became a vector for spreading the virus’: an ambulance worker speaks out

Counterfire spoke to an ambulance worker about the serious failures of management in response to coronavirus

The UK is committed to imperialist destruction in the Middle East

The UK has reaffirmed its commitment to support the world's worst humanitarian crisis, reports Terina Hine

Sunak's 'big statement' proved the Tories just don't have a plan - Counterblast

Today Rishi Sunak released a budget full of platitudes that make a huge effort to avoid the major economic issues facing society, argues Chris Nineham

20 Dictators Currently Supported by the U.S. - book review

David Swanson, 20 Dictators provides robust evidence that the claims for US foreign policy are contradicted by its behaviour, argue Phil Armstrong and Catherine Armstrong

Johnson colludes with Trump to strangle Venezuela

The decision to deny the return of Venezuela’s $1bn gold deposit is deliberately risking lives in a pandemic for the sake of regime change, argues Sean Ledwith

Sunak’s summer budget statement: short-cuts to business as usual - CounterBlast

Sunak’s budget is nothing but an attempt to get the economy back to business as usual, writes Susan Newman

Scottish independence and class politics

In the context of polling showing historic levels of support for independence, Jonathon Shafi looks at the class politics driving the surge, and the consequences

The coming jobs slaughter

The government will pass the blame anywhere they can but now, more than ever, we must fight for an economy that works for us, argues Richard Allday

UK police: racist to the core - CounterBlast

Institutional racism is not just a concept that applies to the US but a very real fact for people of colour in the UK, argues Shabbir Lakha

Macron switches prime minister as his Thatcherite plan flounders

As pressure from a number of fronts increases, Macron's position weakens, argues John Mullen

Radical left and anti-capitalist breakthrough in Croatia elections

Despite left gains, early elections paid off for the ruling centre-right party, writes Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Tory policy: eat, drink, be merry because tomorrow… well you know the rest – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on government idiocy, Black Lives Matter and Starmer’s Thermidor

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