Unstopping the bottle-neck
Ibrahim Nafie suggests some of the measures required to enhance liquidity
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From reform to recession
An economic crisis is brewing, writes Ibrahim El-Essawi, and its roots lie deep in the very reform strategies that have earned Egypt such dithyrambic praise
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The UN Impasse (1)
Mohamed Sid-Ahmed argues that a 'globalised' world cannot function without an adequate global machinery
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Between angels and demons
Having pushed the bit players into the wings and taken centre stage, capitalism is sweating under the spotlight. Sharif Elmusa reflects
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Close up
By Salama Ahmed Salama
The right information
One of the innovative ideas mooted by Atef Ebeid when he became prime minister a few months ago was the appointment of an official spokesman to liaise with the press, answer questions and explain matters to the public.
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Editorial
The principles are the same
In his speech marking the 18th anniversary of Sinai's liberation, President Mubarak renewed his appeal for comprehensive peace in the Middle East, emphasising that we have no more time to waste.
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Naguib Mahfouz
Worlds of art
After my exhilarating first encounter with the works of Mahmoud Said, I became interested in art, passionately so.
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Soapbox
By Ahmed Abdel-Halim
Political links
As we celebrate the liberation of Sinai on 25 April, we automatically think of Syria and Lebanon.
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