A fulcrum of stability To minimise conflict and enhance trust, Egypt is working on an ambitious Arab integration project. Ibrahim Nafie writes

Legitimacy is not fairness Responsibility for the new world anarchy does not lie just with the dominant powers, but with the entire international community, writes Essam Eddin Galal

What after Kosovo? Mohamed Sid-Ahmed believes the Kosovo crisis can be indicative of a fundamental change in the world order Occupation is just the start Too many questions remain unanswered, in Kosovo and elsewhere; Gamil Mattar fears a Balkan debacle Close up By Salama Ahmed Salama Our great expectations By accepting the nomination to a fourth term in office, unanimously approved by the People's Assembly, President Mubarak has tacitly pledged to lead Egypt into the 21st century -- truly a daunting task. --read on--

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