Law and order
Problems of police brutality can only be addressed by the citizens themselves, writes Edward Said. We created the problem; we, too, must solve it
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Great expectations -- and realistic, too
Why the rush to pass new academic legislation? Said Ismail Ali advocates democratic decision-making
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Beyond neo-colonialism?
The Euro-African Summit is an attempt to rebuild relations on new foundations. Mohamed Sid-Ahmed discusses the significance of the event
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Denial and the future of peace
The Israeli version of history has sold in the West for decades, writes Ghada Karmi. Recognition and restitution, however, must come before a settlement
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Close up
By Salama Ahmed Salama
The misery syndrome
Is it possible that Europe will apologise to Africa for crimes committed and riches plundered during the imperialist age?
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Editorial
Reparations required
The Africa-Europe summit that ended in Cairo on Tuesday may not have yielded concrete results consistent with Africa's many legitimate demands.
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Naguib Mahfouz
Free to
be friends
I am among those who believe in the importance of maintaining good relations with all the other members of the world community, especially with superpowers if these exist.
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Soapbox
By Awatef Abdel-Rahman
A democracy of science
If we were to evaluate the state of scientific research in Egypt, we would find both advantages and shortcomings.
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