Features - Counterfire

Fighting fascism: what we can learn today from the tragedy of the 1930s

To stop a violent movement set on crushing democracy and the left, we must begin by building a mass united front of the working class, writes Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Tommy Robinson and the far right must be driven out of mainstream politics now

We mustn't allow fascists the space or time to strengthen their organisation before we act: the threat is real

How to influence people: Saudi Arabia, Yemen and British bombs

The government's intransigence on Saudi arms sales is leading to catastrophe in Yemen writes Chris Nineham

The Cry: capitalism ruins families - TV review

BBC One's drama The Cry paints a picture of shame and guilt associated with the family and specifically parenting under capitalism argues Sofie Mason

How to Read A History Book - book review

A history of History needs to understand the political origins of institutions of historical learning, not just the present malaise, argues Dominic Alexander

Doncaster says no to cuts

Doncaster wants an end to austerity. The People's Assembly is working to achieve that

Peterloo: an 'anti-period drama'

Peterloo presents our history vividly, finds David McAllister. The result is a film that is both timely and historically accurate

A march more about attacking Labour than challenging the Tories – weekly briefing

The Extreme Centre are never to be trusted especially when they mobilise under the banner of democracy, argues Lindsey German

Be clear: Tommy Robinson is a violent, fascist thug

Don't be fooled by Tommy Robinson's attempts to come across as a man of the people. He is the very opposite of that

Saudi rogue killers? Why the West is so quiet about the death of Jamal Khashoggi

The murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi in a Saudi consulate in Turkey will irretrievably tarnish Saudi Arabia’s reputation in Western public opinion, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

The far right, grooming gangs and racist lies

New far right movements claim that Muslim men are a threat to white girls but this old racist trick should not fool us, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

Universal Credit: the cruellest cut

The Tory government's welfare reform programme ruins lives and must be scrapped, argues Steph Pike

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation

Fighting fascism: what we can learn today from the tragedy of the 1930s

To stop a violent movement set on crushing democracy and the left, we must begin by building a mass united front of the working class, writes Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Tommy Robinson and the far right must be driven out of mainstream politics now

We mustn't allow fascists the space or time to strengthen their organisation before we act: the threat is real

How to influence people: Saudi Arabia, Yemen and British bombs

The government's intransigence on Saudi arms sales is leading to catastrophe in Yemen writes Chris Nineham

The Cry: capitalism ruins families - TV review

BBC One's drama The Cry paints a picture of shame and guilt associated with the family and specifically parenting under capitalism argues Sofie Mason

How to Read A History Book - book review

A history of History needs to understand the political origins of institutions of historical learning, not just the present malaise, argues Dominic Alexander

Doncaster says no to cuts

Doncaster wants an end to austerity. The People's Assembly is working to achieve that

Peterloo: an 'anti-period drama'

Peterloo presents our history vividly, finds David McAllister. The result is a film that is both timely and historically accurate

A march more about attacking Labour than challenging the Tories – weekly briefing

The Extreme Centre are never to be trusted especially when they mobilise under the banner of democracy, argues Lindsey German

Be clear: Tommy Robinson is a violent, fascist thug

Don't be fooled by Tommy Robinson's attempts to come across as a man of the people. He is the very opposite of that

Saudi rogue killers? Why the West is so quiet about the death of Jamal Khashoggi

The murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi in a Saudi consulate in Turkey will irretrievably tarnish Saudi Arabia’s reputation in Western public opinion, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

The far right, grooming gangs and racist lies

New far right movements claim that Muslim men are a threat to white girls but this old racist trick should not fool us, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

Universal Credit: the cruellest cut

The Tory government's welfare reform programme ruins lives and must be scrapped, argues Steph Pike