Features - Counterfire

Luciana Berger and the plot against Corbyn: this is no time to retreat

From the antisemitism smears to the threats of splitting from the party over Brexit, the PLP are still at war with Labour's leadership, argues Alex Snowdon

What would a ‘Green New Deal’ look like in Britain?

A Green New Deal, now a popular idea in Britain as well as the US, can help to merge environmental struggle with class struggle, argues Jago Corry

Nostalgia for the future: Luigi Nono - book review

This excellent edition of Luigi Nono’s writings offers an invaluable insight into the unity of thought of one of the twentieth century’s greatest musical minds, writes Thomas Gibbs

Marx's name endures through the ages, and the vandalism

The recent vandalism of Karl Marx's grave is an attack on the memory of Marx and a legacy of resistance and struggle, writes Dana Mills

Neo-colonial tales: Western silence on Zimbabwe betrays hypocrisy on Venezuela

Western meddling across the Global South must end, argues Shabbir Lakha

Marx in Engels' words

Following the attack on Marx's grave in Highgate, we reprint a transcript of Engels speaking at his graveside on why he is worth remembering

Better to overthrow the system than try to outsmart it: review of ITV's Cleaning Up

What’s not to like about humble cleaners taking advantage of massive corporations and making money from insider trading in Sheridan Smith’s latest series Cleaning Up on ITV?

Marxism and the Brexit crisis

The Brexit crisis is best understood through a strong methodological framework, argues John Rees

There's no limit to nuclear war – weekly briefing

The resurgence of genocidal weaponry in a time of Trump is another indicator of a world in crisis that has to be changed, argues Lindsey German

Lambeth says 'keep our NHS public!'

Despite the adverse weather conditions, local activists are giving their all to defend our NHS, reports Ellen Graubart

The Rhyming Guide to the Stansted 15

From error to terror, Potent Whisper rhymes in solidarity with the Stansted 15

Building Power from Below: Chilean Workers Take on Walmart - book review

The success of trade-union organising in Walmart within Chile shows the potential social power of workers in the most difficult circumstances, finds Orlando Hill

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Luciana Berger and the plot against Corbyn: this is no time to retreat

From the antisemitism smears to the threats of splitting from the party over Brexit, the PLP are still at war with Labour's leadership, argues Alex Snowdon

What would a ‘Green New Deal’ look like in Britain?

A Green New Deal, now a popular idea in Britain as well as the US, can help to merge environmental struggle with class struggle, argues Jago Corry

Nostalgia for the future: Luigi Nono - book review

This excellent edition of Luigi Nono’s writings offers an invaluable insight into the unity of thought of one of the twentieth century’s greatest musical minds, writes Thomas Gibbs

Marx's name endures through the ages, and the vandalism

The recent vandalism of Karl Marx's grave is an attack on the memory of Marx and a legacy of resistance and struggle, writes Dana Mills

Neo-colonial tales: Western silence on Zimbabwe betrays hypocrisy on Venezuela

Western meddling across the Global South must end, argues Shabbir Lakha

Marx in Engels' words

Following the attack on Marx's grave in Highgate, we reprint a transcript of Engels speaking at his graveside on why he is worth remembering

Better to overthrow the system than try to outsmart it: review of ITV's Cleaning Up

What’s not to like about humble cleaners taking advantage of massive corporations and making money from insider trading in Sheridan Smith’s latest series Cleaning Up on ITV?

Marxism and the Brexit crisis

The Brexit crisis is best understood through a strong methodological framework, argues John Rees

There's no limit to nuclear war – weekly briefing

The resurgence of genocidal weaponry in a time of Trump is another indicator of a world in crisis that has to be changed, argues Lindsey German

Lambeth says 'keep our NHS public!'

Despite the adverse weather conditions, local activists are giving their all to defend our NHS, reports Ellen Graubart

The Rhyming Guide to the Stansted 15

From error to terror, Potent Whisper rhymes in solidarity with the Stansted 15

Building Power from Below: Chilean Workers Take on Walmart - book review

The success of trade-union organising in Walmart within Chile shows the potential social power of workers in the most difficult circumstances, finds Orlando Hill