Features - Counterfire

Algerian uprising ousts President Bouteflika – and it isn’t stopping there

Algeria's revolutionary revival gives hope of reconnecting with the Arab Spring legacy, writes Eleftheria Kousta

Soldiers taking aim at Corbyn is a result of years of lies and vilification

Soldiers shooting at a picture of Corbyn reveals the effect of the rhetoric portraying Corbyn as a security threat and terrorist sympathiser, writes Chris Nineham

Neoliberalism and Brexit: why Brexit is about more than just Brexit

Brexit must be viewed through the window of the struggle against neoliberalism, argues Dragan Plavšić

The Brexit crisis and the disintegration of Britain's political system

Brexit is a crisis that cuts deep into the ruling class and Theresa May's failures have brought to the fore the cracks in Britain's political system, argues Sean Ledwith

Venezuela: The US empire is on the march again

As Western leaders impose more sanctions and ultimatums, we must oppose this cynical foreign intervention in Venezuela, writes Rob Winkel

Honda closure: workers test drive the alternative

Workers marching to save jobs at Honda is a step in the right direction, but more support is needed, argues Richard Allday

Bungled Brexit beggars belief - weekly briefing

General Election Now has to be the clarion call for all those resisting war, austerity and inequality, argues Lindsey German

Why the EU is not internationalist

Seeing the EU as internationalist is a fundamental error rooted in a misdiagnosis of its aims and effects, argues Chris Nineham

Third time unlucky for Theresa May

As Theresa May's disastrous reign draws to a close, Shabbir Lakha assesses the political landscape

Brexit chaos and the far right: the racists must be stopped in their tracks

Broad anti-fascist mobilisation is needed to smash the racists empowered by the government's Brexit mess, writes Chris Nineham

Far-right terrorists and the meaning of the Battle of Tours

Interpretations of history elaborating and glorifying religious struggle have fed far-right narratives, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

March for Palestine: exist, resist, return

11 May is the mobilisation that the movement’s been waiting for, reports Sybil Cock

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Algerian uprising ousts President Bouteflika – and it isn’t stopping there

Algeria's revolutionary revival gives hope of reconnecting with the Arab Spring legacy, writes Eleftheria Kousta

Soldiers taking aim at Corbyn is a result of years of lies and vilification

Soldiers shooting at a picture of Corbyn reveals the effect of the rhetoric portraying Corbyn as a security threat and terrorist sympathiser, writes Chris Nineham

Neoliberalism and Brexit: why Brexit is about more than just Brexit

Brexit must be viewed through the window of the struggle against neoliberalism, argues Dragan Plavšić

The Brexit crisis and the disintegration of Britain's political system

Brexit is a crisis that cuts deep into the ruling class and Theresa May's failures have brought to the fore the cracks in Britain's political system, argues Sean Ledwith

Venezuela: The US empire is on the march again

As Western leaders impose more sanctions and ultimatums, we must oppose this cynical foreign intervention in Venezuela, writes Rob Winkel

Honda closure: workers test drive the alternative

Workers marching to save jobs at Honda is a step in the right direction, but more support is needed, argues Richard Allday

Bungled Brexit beggars belief - weekly briefing

General Election Now has to be the clarion call for all those resisting war, austerity and inequality, argues Lindsey German

Why the EU is not internationalist

Seeing the EU as internationalist is a fundamental error rooted in a misdiagnosis of its aims and effects, argues Chris Nineham

Third time unlucky for Theresa May

As Theresa May's disastrous reign draws to a close, Shabbir Lakha assesses the political landscape

Brexit chaos and the far right: the racists must be stopped in their tracks

Broad anti-fascist mobilisation is needed to smash the racists empowered by the government's Brexit mess, writes Chris Nineham

Far-right terrorists and the meaning of the Battle of Tours

Interpretations of history elaborating and glorifying religious struggle have fed far-right narratives, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

March for Palestine: exist, resist, return

11 May is the mobilisation that the movement’s been waiting for, reports Sybil Cock