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A passage to Asia
President Mubarak is '100 per cent satisfied' with the outcome of his 10-day Asian tour. Nevine Khalil reviews the results
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A new page for Algeria?
Abdel-Aziz Bouteflika is tipped to win today's presidential elections in Algeria, but his six rivals are charging fraud. Khaled Dawoud writes from Algiers
Balkans plan
The conflict in the Balkans shifted to the diplomatic front yesterday, when an informal meeting of the European Union discussed a six-stage German plan for peace in Kosovo. --read on--
The right debates isolationism
The Balkan war has exposed rifts not only between the two main US parties, but deep within the Republican camp itself, writes James Zogby
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TALKING
WITH
STONES
At the Basma Hotel in Aswan, 15 granite pieces boarded side by side with their sculptors, enjoying all the benefits of a four-star hotel for two months. --read on--
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Past rhetorics
History as Mythical Discourse in Modern Arabic Literature: the title of a recent conference hosted by Harvard University's Centre for Middle Eastern Studies. Hossam Aboul-Ela attended
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Beyond
the last barrier
Think twice before you take that bite -- it could be genetically modified. Although Egypt remains cautious of letting in biotech imports, Gihan Shahine investigates what we could be eating tomorrow
The five-minute match
Zamalek players walked off the pitch only minutes after their game with Ahli began. Abeer Anwar reports on one of the more bizarre encounters in this famous rivalry
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