A rotten state of affairs
Hopes have been dashed and promises broken -- yet again. Gamil Mattar finds a spanner in the works
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Nazism resurrected
The inclusion of a neo-Nazi party in Austria's new coalition government has been met with outrage by the EU and much of the rest of the world. Mohamed Sid-Ahmed comments
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Life after El-Zawahri
Al-Jihad stands at a crossroads today. Diaa Rashwan examines the implications of recent puzzling rumours
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Harmony in the tower of Babel
As voices of dissent grow louder in Iran, Asef Bayat sees salvation in pluralistic discourse
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Close up
By Salama Ahmed Salama
Liar, liar
As negotiations on the Syrian track froze, talks with the Palestinians stopped, and Is-ael braced itself to spark the conflict on the Lebanese bor-er anew, threatening to set Lebanon ablaze in retaliation for the heroic self-defence mounted by Hizbullah, all il-usions about Barak dis-olved.
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Editorial
A fruitless yield
Naguib Mahfouz
Reasons for trouble
I am very worried about developments in the Arab-Israeli settle-ent process: the re-ent attacks on Leb-non are entirely unjustified. All they will do is complicate matters further.
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Soapbox
Original sin
Mohamed
El-Sayed Said
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