Features - Counterfire

Heineken In Africa: A Multinational Unleashed - book review

Olivier van Beemen’s meticulous exposure of Heineken’s activities in Africa show the damage done by neo-colonial capitalism, argues Ellen Graubart

No centrist surge, but a fragmenting Europe: European elections explained

European politics is increasingly fragmented, which poses important challenges but also opportunities for the radical left, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Send in the clowns - weekly briefing

Extra-parliamentary activity is still the key to shifting a Westminster logjam further solidified by the EU elections, argues Lindsey German

Trump's America: women under attack

As the fightback against a raft of anti-abortion laws in the USA gathers steam, it can't be left just to establishment liberals to lead it, argues Kate O'Neil

European elections: results and prospects

The European election results show a catastrophe for the Tories, a bad night for Labour and the main beneficiary was Farage's Brexit Party, writes Alex Snowdon

Labour's wrong turn on basic income

Mistaking the neoliberalism-lite handout policy of basic income for social justice is a disastrous road for a left-led Labour Party to go down, argues John Clarke

Listen to the kids: school strikes for climate continue - video

Thousands of students walked out of school once again to protest against inaction on climate change

Why Theresa May is the most disastrous Tory PM ever

Following Theresa May's resignation, Chris Nineham looks at her record as Prime Minister and what the left should do next

Ruskin and the trade union movement

Following the recent mass display of solidarity with Lee Humber, Jo Land provides some vital insights into the situation at Ruskin

Manual for Survival. A Chernobyl Guide to the Future - book review

An important new book rigorously examines the impact of nuclear accidents. The evidence underlines just how destructive nuclear is, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

The Brexit delusion: why you should vote Labour

The only sensible option for the left in the EU elections is to vote for Labour, argues Shabbir Lakha

Milkshakes, moralism, and the rationalist error

Some on the left are crying when they should be laughing, argues John Rees

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Heineken In Africa: A Multinational Unleashed - book review

Olivier van Beemen’s meticulous exposure of Heineken’s activities in Africa show the damage done by neo-colonial capitalism, argues Ellen Graubart

No centrist surge, but a fragmenting Europe: European elections explained

European politics is increasingly fragmented, which poses important challenges but also opportunities for the radical left, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Send in the clowns - weekly briefing

Extra-parliamentary activity is still the key to shifting a Westminster logjam further solidified by the EU elections, argues Lindsey German

Trump's America: women under attack

As the fightback against a raft of anti-abortion laws in the USA gathers steam, it can't be left just to establishment liberals to lead it, argues Kate O'Neil

European elections: results and prospects

The European election results show a catastrophe for the Tories, a bad night for Labour and the main beneficiary was Farage's Brexit Party, writes Alex Snowdon

Labour's wrong turn on basic income

Mistaking the neoliberalism-lite handout policy of basic income for social justice is a disastrous road for a left-led Labour Party to go down, argues John Clarke

Listen to the kids: school strikes for climate continue - video

Thousands of students walked out of school once again to protest against inaction on climate change

Why Theresa May is the most disastrous Tory PM ever

Following Theresa May's resignation, Chris Nineham looks at her record as Prime Minister and what the left should do next

Ruskin and the trade union movement

Following the recent mass display of solidarity with Lee Humber, Jo Land provides some vital insights into the situation at Ruskin

Manual for Survival. A Chernobyl Guide to the Future - book review

An important new book rigorously examines the impact of nuclear accidents. The evidence underlines just how destructive nuclear is, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh

The Brexit delusion: why you should vote Labour

The only sensible option for the left in the EU elections is to vote for Labour, argues Shabbir Lakha

Milkshakes, moralism, and the rationalist error

Some on the left are crying when they should be laughing, argues John Rees