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  • The Sober President

    Michael Binyon on a biography of Russia's strong man

  • Worthless values

    Simon Hoggart says politics must be personal

  • War on error

    Stuart Sim argues we must fight fire with reason

  • Counterfeit liberals

    David Bate analyses the surrealists’ dark view of humanism

  • What the butler saw

    Tom Baldwin sees some queer goings on behind closed doors

  • Hammer and Crescent

    A potential electoral force is emerging from the anti–war movement. But why is a supposedly ‘progressive’ grouping making room for religious conservatives, asks Amanda Day?

  • Imperial Catastrophe

    Michael Mann, the leading historian of power, forecast the failure of the American adventure in Iraq. So what should happen next?

  • Back to the USSR?

    In the wake of Russia's recent, widely criticised elections, Michael Binyon asks whether Putin is taking his country back to a Soviet past

  • The People in Gravest Danger

    No one might suffer more from a war in Iraq than the Kurds, warns Noam Chomsky

  • Stand-up Revolution

    Colin Ward on Mark Steel's French Revolution