In his ongoing daily briefings, Chris Bambery explores the myth of an invincible military The roots of this war lie on 7 October 2023 and Hamas's attack on southern Israel.

Lucy Boyle reports from the picket line and rally University of Bristol staff in Unison were out on strike during a ...

The Netanyahu government was, of course, caught badly off guard, as were the Israeli security and intelligence services, but they quickly grasped this was an opportunity to finish off the unfinished ...

In the midst of the uncertainties of the war on Iran, the only sure thing is that our rulers will expect us to pay for renewed crisis, but a different path is possible, argues Dominic Alexander The ...

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica argues that the US-Israeli war in Iran signals major changes in the geo-political shape of the Middle East.

As world oil and gas prices surge, Chris Bambery explores the impact on the Indian economy Immediately after the outbreak of the Iran war, with the US and Israeli attacks including the assassination ...

Des Freedman examines the British Media’s failure to challenge Britain’s aggression on Iran Britain is, apparently, not at ...

Chris Bambery reflects on the Pahlavi’s dynasty’s autocratic regime prior to the 1979 Islamic Revolution “Iran under the ...

What is persistently obscured in mainstream accounts of Iraq today is that the 2003 invasion was never simply about the removal of Saddam Hussein. The United States presided over the systematic ...

As the conflict in Iran and the wider region escalates, Chris Bambery, examines the emerging impact and repercussions on the ...

At a Counterfire meeting ahead of International Women's Day, Louise Raw and Lindsey German discuss the struggle against women's oppression today.

The damage the war on Iran is doing to the world economy risks embedding stagflation and worse if it goes on for weeks more, explains Michael Roberts Today, the crude oil topped $95 per barrel, ...