Features - Counterfire

Class, Party, Revolution: A Socialist Register Reader - book review

A collection of classic Socialist Register articles raise vital questions about Marx, Lenin, Gramsci and revolutionary organisation, argues Alex Snowdon

Ibsen in Calcutta: A Doll's House reimagined through the lens of British colonialism

Tanika Gupta's reimagined Ibsen shines a light on the class-based oppression inherent to colonialism, finds Ellen Graubart

Disgraceful and dangerous: European Parliament equates Communism with Fascism

By voting to distort history, MEPs are legitimating fascism and imperialism, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Conservative Party Conference: don’t be fooled by the confidence trick

Conservative Party Conference revealed the Tories are weak but are relying on the Labour right to help them out, argues Katherine Connelly

A parliamentary crisis with no parliamentary solution - weekly briefing

The quagmire of the mainstream cannot conceal that there's more to politics than Westminster, writes Lindsey German

Steer left to beat Johnson's phoney populism

To get rid of the Tories, Labour must fight the status quo with radical class politics, argues Alex Snowdon

Kashmir crisis: how the left should respond

It is time for the international left to throw its weight behind the Kashmiri struggle for democracy, argues Sweta Tapan Choudhury

What really happened in the Supreme Court and why

Dragan Plavšić assesses the wider political significance of the Supreme Court’s decision against Boris Johnson

William Blake: prophet and seditionary

William Blake was above all else a revolutionary, writes Jacqueline Mulhallen

Why we can win: the left and Boris Johnson's crisis

The way out of this crisis is to keep left, fight for Corbyn and stay on the streets, argues Chris Nineham

Blackface scandal threatens Trudeau's progressive act

The blackface scandal Justin Trudeau is embroiled in threatens to tear apart his thin veneer of progressivism, argues John Clarke

Stalingrad - book review

Vasily Grossman’s novel Stalingrad offers vivid insight into the heroic fight of Russian people at the decisive turning point of World War II, finds Lindsey German

Class, Party, Revolution: A Socialist Register Reader - book review

A collection of classic Socialist Register articles raise vital questions about Marx, Lenin, Gramsci and revolutionary organisation, argues Alex Snowdon

Ibsen in Calcutta: A Doll's House reimagined through the lens of British colonialism

Tanika Gupta's reimagined Ibsen shines a light on the class-based oppression inherent to colonialism, finds Ellen Graubart

Disgraceful and dangerous: European Parliament equates Communism with Fascism

By voting to distort history, MEPs are legitimating fascism and imperialism, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Conservative Party Conference: don’t be fooled by the confidence trick

Conservative Party Conference revealed the Tories are weak but are relying on the Labour right to help them out, argues Katherine Connelly

A parliamentary crisis with no parliamentary solution - weekly briefing

The quagmire of the mainstream cannot conceal that there's more to politics than Westminster, writes Lindsey German

Steer left to beat Johnson's phoney populism

To get rid of the Tories, Labour must fight the status quo with radical class politics, argues Alex Snowdon

Kashmir crisis: how the left should respond

It is time for the international left to throw its weight behind the Kashmiri struggle for democracy, argues Sweta Tapan Choudhury

What really happened in the Supreme Court and why

Dragan Plavšić assesses the wider political significance of the Supreme Court’s decision against Boris Johnson

William Blake: prophet and seditionary

William Blake was above all else a revolutionary, writes Jacqueline Mulhallen

Why we can win: the left and Boris Johnson's crisis

The way out of this crisis is to keep left, fight for Corbyn and stay on the streets, argues Chris Nineham

Blackface scandal threatens Trudeau's progressive act

The blackface scandal Justin Trudeau is embroiled in threatens to tear apart his thin veneer of progressivism, argues John Clarke

Stalingrad - book review

Vasily Grossman’s novel Stalingrad offers vivid insight into the heroic fight of Russian people at the decisive turning point of World War II, finds Lindsey German

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