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Power across the Gulf
Africa and Asia hooked up this week, with Egypt and Jordan forging the link. Nevine Khalil, in Taba, watched the sparks go off
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A state without borders
Yasser Arafat is due to meet President Clinton next week in Washington. Graham Usher wonders whether the meeting will signal the end of the Palestinians' "right" to declare a state unilaterally
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Stalled action
As Arab foreign ministers opened a two-day conference in Cairo yesterday, there was little hope, if any, that they could take positive action on the Iraq crisis, report Dina Ezzat and Rasha Saad.
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Vessels adrift:
The future of Cairo's potters hangs in the balance between the decisions of the Cairo Governorate and the concerns of the General Organisation of Cultural Palaces (GOCP).
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Unity in diversity
Are Egyptian women's demands today different from those of the past? And which past are we talking about, anyway? Mariz Tadros wonders
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