Mystery unsolved
Three months after the fall of his regime the mystery of Saddam's whereabouts still haunts Iraq, writes Salah Hemeid
Staggering to life
Israel is not interested in Palestinian reforms. It wants civil war, writes Graham Usher from Jerusalem
 Stranded!
Life since the fall of Baghdad has been particularly difficult for certain people who have long called Iraq their home, Galal Nassar discovers at the border crossing to Iran near Basra
A strategic dialogue
A high-profile Egyptian delegation is in the US discussing strategic political and economic ties. Hoda Tewfik, in Washington, and Gamal Essam El-Din in Cairo, report
 Dummy outposts
Settlers quietly re-establish outposts after Israeli army dismantles them. Jonathan Cook reports from the West Bank
Protests without borders
The last two weeks have been tense ones for Iran's Islamic leadership, writes Negar Azimi
Restructuring regional energy
A conference on the future of regional energy stressed the need for better integration between Eastern Mediterranean, Caspian and Black Sea energy markets. Eman Youssef reports from Istanbul
Egypt
 He's back
Is Saadeddin Ibrahim looking for retribution? In an exclusive interview with Jailan Halawi , the embattled sociologist says he's more committed to both his teaching and his civil society work
Twists and turns
Legal complications concerning the Press Syndicate elections appear to be far from over. Shaden Shehab reports
International
 Controlling the flow
The rapid rise in African migrants seeking refuge in Europe featured prominently at the European Union summit meeting in Thessaloniki, Greece, last week, writes Gamal Nkrumah
The other Fidel
After enduring 43 years of US embargo and terror attacks, Cuba has become a skilful survivor. Fidel Castro Diaz talks to Faiza Rady
Interview
 Interwoven destinies
Let us rekindle the ancient ties between Ethiopia and Egypt -- boost trade and enhance cultural exchanges -- the Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zennawi told Gamal Nkrumah in an exclusive interview in Addis Ababa
Culture
Forging ahead
A week of shows by independent troupes at Al-Tali'a gives Nehad Selaiha hope for the future
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