23 - 29 July 1998
Issue No.387
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Al-Ahram Weekly On-line 23 - 29 July 1998 Issue No.387 |
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Mubarak appeal Reflecting Egypt's growing impatience with Israeli policies President Hosni Mubarak yesterday appealed to the Israeli people "to take a stand appropriate to the... situation and the grave consequences that will result if the peace process collapses or reaches a dead end," reports Nevine Khalil |
looks towards 21st century After re-electing Mubarak as its chairman, the seventh congress of the ruling NDP entered two days of intensive debates, before finalising its recommendations. Gamal Essam El-Din reports |
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Lockerbie trial proposal The US administration changed its tune in its dispute with Libya over the Lockerbie bombing and said it was looking at how a Scottish court could sit in the Netherlands to try two Libyans suspected of blowing up a Pan Am airliner over the Scottish town of Lockerbie in 1988. --read on-- |
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The end of a long rope Whatever the outcome of Palestinian-Israeli negotiations, redeployment is likely to remain as far away as ever, writes Graham Usher from Jerusalem
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Waiting for 'creative ideas' While Cairo prepares to play host to the president of Syria, Yasser Arafat provided President Mubarak with a negative report on talks with the Israelis. |
| 'Old is gold' To the delight of vendors and buyers alike, Cairo's famous second-hand book market has been restored to its original site. Gihan Shahine takes a stroll
Police officer in trouble over diary
FGM claims another victim |
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After the final acre Edward Said |
The hunger gap Jihan El-Alaily |
A wedding ... and three funerals |
