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Festivals of wild disorder symbolically assert human solidarity. Mike Macnair explores the history, ancient and modern, of a constantly reproduced Golden Age

A paper of Marxist polemic and Marxist unity

Heather Hallett’s enquiry gives no grounds for optimism that the next pandemic will be handled better, but its exposure of the failings of the system and its hired servants is a lesson to be learned, writes Ian Spencer

Attacked on all fronts over Rwanda, Rishi Sunak survived the vote this time. But, with the various factions pulling in opposite directions, he seems to be heading for a general election defeat, writes Eddie Ford

Omid Scobie’s book suggests that the king may be a racist. Why wouldn’t he be? asks Paul Demarty

Italy and Giorgia Meloni provide the model. David Broder asks what lies behind the ‘mainstreaming’ of the far right

Jack Conrad looks at MAB, its internal power struggles, its relationship to the British state and its encounters with the popular-frontist left. Last of three articles

A paper of Marxist polemic and Marxist unity

There can be no possibility of a military solution in Gaza. October 7 was a death trip, argues Daniel Lazare

Eradicating Hamas provides a useful cover, but everything points to ethnic cleansing, says Moshé Machover