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21 - 27 September 2000
Issue No. 500
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Oil fuels Gulf tensions
IraqTension is rising again between Iraq and Kuwait, putting the entire oil-rich Gulf region on edge, writes Salah Hemeid

Time for Erbakan
Former Prime Minister Necmettin Erbakan won a last-minute reprieve from prison last week as the judicial campaign against Turkey's first avowedly Islamist premier degenerated into farce, Gareth Jenkins reports from Istanbul

Civil unrest reborn
Khartoum blames opposition parties for nationwide unrest even as the violent protests rocking Sudanese cities have raised the spectre of a popular uprising, writes Gamal Nkrumah

Recollections of horror
As Palestinian refugees commemorated the 18th anniversary of the Sabra and Shatila massacres, there were renewed calls for a lasting memorial to the victims. Ranwa Yehia reports from Beirut

Southern scars
After the joy of liberation, residents of south Lebanon now say their state will have to do much more to regain their confidence, reports Zeina Khodr from Beirut

While the iron is hot
LibyaAfter Libya's successful mediation in the hostage crisis in the Philippines, some observers suggest that a genuine rapprochement with Europe is imminent, Rasha Saad reports
Smoke, but no fire
PalestineLast week's veritable witch hunt by the Israeli media against Israel's Palestinian minority may turn out to be costly for Ehud Barak. Graham Usher reports from a simmering Um Al-Fahm
 
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