Features - Counterfire

Germany: Traffic-light coalition gives green light to more of the same-CounterBlast

The incoming government in Berlin has a new gloss but is offering Merkelism without Merkel, argues Sean Ledwith

The Last Witches of England. A Tragedy of Sorcery and Superstition - book review

A study of the last witchcraft executions in England is very revealing about the roots of witch-panics in conflicts fuelled by capitalism and the state, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

Rittenhouse acquittal: A green light for the far right

The Rittenhouse acquittal is a symptom of a biased and racist system, which can only be challenged by mass action and solidarity, argues Kate O’Neil

‘My last lunch break was five months ago’: An ambulance service on the brink of collapse

Counterfire spoke to a paramedic in the London Ambulance Service, who asked to remain anonymous, about the crisis in the ambulance service and hospitals

France’s electoral chaos: Macron, Mélenchon and the fascists - interview

As France’s presidential election looms, John Mullen spoke to Phil Butland from The Left Berlin about the principal issues and balance of forces

Is this the beginning of the end for Boris Johnson? - CounterBlast

From Peppa Pig to rebellion in his own ranks, this is a moment of danger for Boris Johnson, within his party and among the electorate, argues Terina Hine

The ghost of Corbynism still haunts Johnson – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on the persistence of our ideas

Sudan resists: anti-coup uprising rocks the junta

The present heroic resistance of the Sudanese people to the military comes after decades of authoritarian rule, in the context of imperialism, argues John Clarke

Johnson’s Northern Powerhouse comes off the rails - CounterBlast

This government’s addiction to over-promising and under-delivering has now shown itself in transport policy, writes Sean Ledwith

Historic opportunity for the left in Argentina

Argentina’s congressional elections have delivered a breakthrough for the radical left, but dangers remain, reports Jonathan Maunders

Modi’s meltdown: India’s farmers reap the rewards of their resistance

After a year of the persistent protest, Indian farmers have shown the world how people power and solidarity can win, argues Shabbir Lakha

Going down the tube: the threat to London’s transport

As the Tories prepare to inflict new cuts to London’s transport network and Sadiq Khan looks set to transfer the costs onto workers, the unions must get ready to fight

Germany: Traffic-light coalition gives green light to more of the same-CounterBlast

The incoming government in Berlin has a new gloss but is offering Merkelism without Merkel, argues Sean Ledwith

The Last Witches of England. A Tragedy of Sorcery and Superstition - book review

A study of the last witchcraft executions in England is very revealing about the roots of witch-panics in conflicts fuelled by capitalism and the state, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

Rittenhouse acquittal: A green light for the far right

The Rittenhouse acquittal is a symptom of a biased and racist system, which can only be challenged by mass action and solidarity, argues Kate O’Neil

‘My last lunch break was five months ago’: An ambulance service on the brink of collapse

Counterfire spoke to a paramedic in the London Ambulance Service, who asked to remain anonymous, about the crisis in the ambulance service and hospitals

France’s electoral chaos: Macron, Mélenchon and the fascists - interview

As France’s presidential election looms, John Mullen spoke to Phil Butland from The Left Berlin about the principal issues and balance of forces

Is this the beginning of the end for Boris Johnson? - CounterBlast

From Peppa Pig to rebellion in his own ranks, this is a moment of danger for Boris Johnson, within his party and among the electorate, argues Terina Hine

The ghost of Corbynism still haunts Johnson – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on the persistence of our ideas

Sudan resists: anti-coup uprising rocks the junta

The present heroic resistance of the Sudanese people to the military comes after decades of authoritarian rule, in the context of imperialism, argues John Clarke

Johnson’s Northern Powerhouse comes off the rails - CounterBlast

This government’s addiction to over-promising and under-delivering has now shown itself in transport policy, writes Sean Ledwith

Historic opportunity for the left in Argentina

Argentina’s congressional elections have delivered a breakthrough for the radical left, but dangers remain, reports Jonathan Maunders

Modi’s meltdown: India’s farmers reap the rewards of their resistance

After a year of the persistent protest, Indian farmers have shown the world how people power and solidarity can win, argues Shabbir Lakha

Going down the tube: the threat to London’s transport

As the Tories prepare to inflict new cuts to London’s transport network and Sadiq Khan looks set to transfer the costs onto workers, the unions must get ready to fight

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation

In order to provide you with the best online experience this website uses cookies.

The incoming government in Berlin has a new gloss but is offering Merkelism without Merkel, argues Sean Ledwith

A study of the last witchcraft executions in England is very revealing about the roots of witch-panics in conflicts fuelled by capitalism and the state, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

The Rittenhouse acquittal is a symptom of a biased and racist system, which can only be challenged by mass action and solidarity, argues Kate O’Neil

Counterfire spoke to a paramedic in the London Ambulance Service, who asked to remain anonymous, about the crisis in the ambulance service and hospitals

As France’s presidential election looms, John Mullen spoke to Phil Butland from The Left Berlin about the principal issues and balance of forces

From Peppa Pig to rebellion in his own ranks, this is a moment of danger for Boris Johnson, within his party and among the electorate, argues Terina Hine

Lindsey German on the persistence of our ideas

The present heroic resistance of the Sudanese people to the military comes after decades of authoritarian rule, in the context of imperialism, argues John Clarke

This government’s addiction to over-promising and under-delivering has now shown itself in transport policy, writes Sean Ledwith

Argentina’s congressional elections have delivered a breakthrough for the radical left, but dangers remain, reports Jonathan Maunders

After a year of the persistent protest, Indian farmers have shown the world how people power and solidarity can win, argues Shabbir Lakha

As the Tories prepare to inflict new cuts to London’s transport network and Sadiq Khan looks set to transfer the costs onto workers, the unions must get ready to fight

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation