Opinion - Counterfire

SOAS: a call to action to defend education as a public good

After SOAS management's drastic move, never has solidarity been so necessary and unity so possible to defend education, writes Des Freedman

Meghan and Harry: the royal descent of an archaic institution

The monarchy serves only to normalise inequality, so let Harry and Meghan go forth and shake it up, writes Sofie Mason

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

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

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

Our world is burning

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

Australia fires: where climate inaction leads to

The Australian government was warned, but it chose to ignore the warnings and the evidence, repeatedly, writes Pete Morgan

Looking ahead: how the Left can win

Looking at how we got to where we are, Tony Dowling argues that the left must pivot to the streets

Protest has helped define the first two decades of the 21st century – here’s what’s next

We’re living in an unprecedented moment - the fortunes of popular protest will depend on the collective leadership of the movements, writes Feyzi Ismail

SOAS: a call to action to defend education as a public good

After SOAS management's drastic move, never has solidarity been so necessary and unity so possible to defend education, writes Des Freedman

Meghan and Harry: the royal descent of an archaic institution

The monarchy serves only to normalise inequality, so let Harry and Meghan go forth and shake it up, writes Sofie Mason

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

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

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

Our world is burning

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

Australia fires: where climate inaction leads to

The Australian government was warned, but it chose to ignore the warnings and the evidence, repeatedly, writes Pete Morgan

Looking ahead: how the Left can win

Looking at how we got to where we are, Tony Dowling argues that the left must pivot to the streets

Protest has helped define the first two decades of the 21st century – here’s what’s next

We’re living in an unprecedented moment - the fortunes of popular protest will depend on the collective leadership of the movements, writes Feyzi Ismail

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