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Danièle Obono: A leading voice of the French left joins Revolution! this weekend

Following the breakthrough for the left in the French legislative elections, we are looking forward to hearing from Danièle Obono at Revolution! Festival this weekend

Petro's triumph: A seismic victory for Colombian left

Left-wing Gustavo Petro's historic victory in the Colombian elections ends decades of neoliberal rule but the left must be prepared for the challenges ahead, argues Jonathan Maunders

French Assembly elections: Bad blow for Macron as polarisation deepens

President Macron lost his majority in the National Assembly elections with both the radical left and far right making huge gains. John Mullen discusses the opportunities and challenges ahead for the left

A chance to derail the Tories – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on the RMT’s national strike and reaction from Paul Mason

Urgency is necessary: We need to stop Priti Patel's persecution of Assange

There is still an opportunity to overturn Priti 'authoritarian' Patel's decision to extradite Julian Assange, but it will take mass resistance, argues John Rees

Stuck Nation - book review

Robert Hennelly’s Stuck Nation is a vigorous and well-researched analysis of the exploitative and racist nature of US capitalism, but falls short of a convincing way to be rid of it, argues John Clarke

No simple answers, but all the right questions: We Own This City review

Who owns this city? HBO’s new drama presents viewers with a multiplicity of factors that comprise twenty-first-century America, argues Martin Hall

Grounded: Tory deportation flight to Rwanda stopped - CounterBlast

Boris Johnson and Priti Patel's planned deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda has been stopped, but the fight to scrap the policy altogether continues, writes Terina Hine

Grenfell: A scandal that gets to the heart of the system

The fight continues for justice for Grenfell and to demand change from a government that continues to put the needs of private profit ahead of the lives of working people, writes Mona Kamal

This flight must be stopped: Rwanda flight protest tonight is a critical moment

The Home Office has scheduled its first flight to send asylum seekers to Rwanda this Tuesday, 14th June. Alistair Cartwright spoke to one of the activists organising the resistance

Paul Mason: blinded by the right - weekly briefing

Counterfire has temporarily suspended access to this article after Paul Mason threatened us with legal action. We are consulting our lawyers.

Capitalism in crisis: World Bank report paints grim picture

The World Bank's latest report gives an insight into the intensifying crises within capitalism internationally, writes John Clarke.

Danièle Obono: A leading voice of the French left joins Revolution! this weekend

Following the breakthrough for the left in the French legislative elections, we are looking forward to hearing from Danièle Obono at Revolution! Festival this weekend

Petro's triumph: A seismic victory for Colombian left

Left-wing Gustavo Petro's historic victory in the Colombian elections ends decades of neoliberal rule but the left must be prepared for the challenges ahead, argues Jonathan Maunders

French Assembly elections: Bad blow for Macron as polarisation deepens

President Macron lost his majority in the National Assembly elections with both the radical left and far right making huge gains. John Mullen discusses the opportunities and challenges ahead for the left

A chance to derail the Tories – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on the RMT’s national strike and reaction from Paul Mason

Urgency is necessary: We need to stop Priti Patel's persecution of Assange

There is still an opportunity to overturn Priti 'authoritarian' Patel's decision to extradite Julian Assange, but it will take mass resistance, argues John Rees

Stuck Nation - book review

Robert Hennelly’s Stuck Nation is a vigorous and well-researched analysis of the exploitative and racist nature of US capitalism, but falls short of a convincing way to be rid of it, argues John Clarke

No simple answers, but all the right questions: We Own This City review

Who owns this city? HBO’s new drama presents viewers with a multiplicity of factors that comprise twenty-first-century America, argues Martin Hall

Grounded: Tory deportation flight to Rwanda stopped - CounterBlast

Boris Johnson and Priti Patel's planned deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda has been stopped, but the fight to scrap the policy altogether continues, writes Terina Hine

Grenfell: A scandal that gets to the heart of the system

The fight continues for justice for Grenfell and to demand change from a government that continues to put the needs of private profit ahead of the lives of working people, writes Mona Kamal

This flight must be stopped: Rwanda flight protest tonight is a critical moment

The Home Office has scheduled its first flight to send asylum seekers to Rwanda this Tuesday, 14th June. Alistair Cartwright spoke to one of the activists organising the resistance

Paul Mason: blinded by the right - weekly briefing

Counterfire has temporarily suspended access to this article after Paul Mason threatened us with legal action. We are consulting our lawyers.

Capitalism in crisis: World Bank report paints grim picture

The World Bank's latest report gives an insight into the intensifying crises within capitalism internationally, writes John Clarke.

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Following the breakthrough for the left in the French legislative elections, we are looking forward to hearing from Danièle Obono at Revolution! Festival this weekend

Left-wing Gustavo Petro's historic victory in the Colombian elections ends decades of neoliberal rule but the left must be prepared for the challenges ahead, argues Jonathan Maunders

President Macron lost his majority in the National Assembly elections with both the radical left and far right making huge gains. John Mullen discusses the opportunities and challenges ahead for the left

Lindsey German on the RMT’s national strike and reaction from Paul Mason

There is still an opportunity to overturn Priti 'authoritarian' Patel's decision to extradite Julian Assange, but it will take mass resistance, argues John Rees

Robert Hennelly’s Stuck Nation is a vigorous and well-researched analysis of the exploitative and racist nature of US capitalism, but falls short of a convincing way to be rid of it, argues John Clarke

Who owns this city? HBO’s new drama presents viewers with a multiplicity of factors that comprise twenty-first-century America, argues Martin Hall

Boris Johnson and Priti Patel's planned deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda has been stopped, but the fight to scrap the policy altogether continues, writes Terina Hine

The fight continues for justice for Grenfell and to demand change from a government that continues to put the needs of private profit ahead of the lives of working people, writes Mona Kamal

The Home Office has scheduled its first flight to send asylum seekers to Rwanda this Tuesday, 14th June. Alistair Cartwright spoke to one of the activists organising the resistance

Counterfire has temporarily suspended access to this article after Paul Mason threatened us with legal action. We are consulting our lawyers.

The World Bank's latest report gives an insight into the intensifying crises within capitalism internationally, writes John Clarke.

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation