Wheat from the chaff
The US presidential campaign is in full swing. Yet searching for foreign policy differences between the candidates is like looking for a needle in a haystack, writes
Ibrahim Nafie
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Is peace dead?
Recent developments indicate that the Middle East peace process is less immune to collapse than was generally believed. Mohamed Sid-Ahmed comments
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Disposing of the dead
Hassan Nafaa examines some complex burial rites
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The other option is war
Mohamed El-Sayed Said reflects on an abnormal situation
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Close up
By Salama Ahmed Salama
Who wants peace?
On the eve of the emergency Arab summit in Cairo, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak sent the Arabs a clear message announcing the suspension of peace negotiations with the Palestinians.
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Reflections
By Hani Shukrallah
Disneyland, with guns
It took over 25 years to build, and a mere two weeks to crumble to dust. The "peace process" launched by Henry Kissinger in the immediate aftermath of the 1973 October War is over and done with.
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Editorial
The end, at last
The Arab summit that convened in Cairo this week may not have reached the results most Arabs were anticipating.
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Soapbox
Face off
By Awatef Abdel-Rahman
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