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Government pandering to factions in Northern Ireland holds some stark lessons for Britain, says Newton Emerson
Government pandering to factions in Northern Ireland holds some stark lessons for Britain, says Newton Emerson
Linda Melvern analyses the failure of the international community in Rwanda
Stephen Howe wallows in left melancholia
Brian Whitaker traces the evolution of Middle-Eastern homophobia
30 years after the Soweto uprising, Carol Lee meets some survivors
Capitalism and central planning need each other, argues Steven Lukes
Why did the British secret services take such a keen interest in the activities of folk icon Ewan MacColl? Ken Hunt digs in the archives
On the eve of the Palestinian elections in 2006, Aya Yasmina May asked what we can expect of Hamas
Merlin Holland joins the first Gay Pride march in the Russian capital
Stephen Howe is baffled by the same old story