Analysis - Counterfire

Unfinished business: The Battle of Seattle Twenty Years On

The anti-neoliberal spirit of the Seattle protests of two decades encapsulated an internationalist but anti-globalisation mass movement that has lessons for us today, argue Chris Nineham and Feyzi Ismail

If you are against the West's wars you need to be against Nato

Chris Nineham looks at Nato’s interventionist history and its deranged bid to expand operations to every corner of the world

The impact of the manifesto: canvassing for Labour in Glasgow North

Labour’s radical policies are visibly popular on the doorstep, reports Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Labour can win: general election is all to play for

Polls can be troublesome, but we can still learn from them and we can win, writes Alex Snowdon

Labour's plan is what schools need

Labour manifesto promises for education are worth fighting for, writes Alex Snowdon

Chicago teachers wield collective bargaining as weapon against austerity

Teachers in Chicago are building on the successes of 2012 to create an inspirational campaign and win important victories, reports Kate O’Neil

What it will take to beat the Tories in Scotland

The SNP’s disappointing drift rightwards and Labour’s confusion on the national question make it harder for the left both during and after the general election, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

The true colours of the Brexit Party

Faced with the threat of a Corbyn-led government, Farage abandons all anti-establishment pretence, writes Martin Hall

Labour, the manifesto, and the rationalist error

Policy, however good, isn’t enough to win a general election, argues John Rees

Government funds for anti-Corbyn group a hint of things to come

The smearing of Jeremy Corbyn by a group taking money from the Home Office is only to be expected, argues Josh Newman

The Arab Spring roars on

Across North Africa and the Middle East, protesters in their millions are taking to the streets to fight dictatorship, repression, corruption and imperialist-endorsed austerity

BBC attacks Corbyn over his correct stance on foreign wars

Corbyn's position on Britain's military adventures has been right on every occasion, argues Chris Nineham

Unfinished business: The Battle of Seattle Twenty Years On

The anti-neoliberal spirit of the Seattle protests of two decades encapsulated an internationalist but anti-globalisation mass movement that has lessons for us today, argue Chris Nineham and Feyzi Ismail

If you are against the West's wars you need to be against Nato

Chris Nineham looks at Nato’s interventionist history and its deranged bid to expand operations to every corner of the world

The impact of the manifesto: canvassing for Labour in Glasgow North

Labour’s radical policies are visibly popular on the doorstep, reports Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Labour can win: general election is all to play for

Polls can be troublesome, but we can still learn from them and we can win, writes Alex Snowdon

Labour's plan is what schools need

Labour manifesto promises for education are worth fighting for, writes Alex Snowdon

Chicago teachers wield collective bargaining as weapon against austerity

Teachers in Chicago are building on the successes of 2012 to create an inspirational campaign and win important victories, reports Kate O’Neil

What it will take to beat the Tories in Scotland

The SNP’s disappointing drift rightwards and Labour’s confusion on the national question make it harder for the left both during and after the general election, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

The true colours of the Brexit Party

Faced with the threat of a Corbyn-led government, Farage abandons all anti-establishment pretence, writes Martin Hall

Labour, the manifesto, and the rationalist error

Policy, however good, isn’t enough to win a general election, argues John Rees

Government funds for anti-Corbyn group a hint of things to come

The smearing of Jeremy Corbyn by a group taking money from the Home Office is only to be expected, argues Josh Newman

The Arab Spring roars on

Across North Africa and the Middle East, protesters in their millions are taking to the streets to fight dictatorship, repression, corruption and imperialist-endorsed austerity

BBC attacks Corbyn over his correct stance on foreign wars

Corbyn's position on Britain's military adventures has been right on every occasion, argues Chris Nineham

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