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Between us
An agenda of reform presumes open ears all
round, including openness to outside suggestions, though the
true impetus must always emanate from within, writes Ibrahim
Nafie
Clash of politics
Civilisations may differ, but their differences
are benign, even positive. Current conflicts, writes Mustafa
El-Feki, are about politics not civilisations
President Kerry?
Many issues will arise in this year's US
presidential elections. John Kerry may harmonise American political
currents, writes Nabil Mikhail
A new Berlin Wall?
Is Sharon's security fence a new Berlin
Wall, asks Mohamed Sid-Ahmed
Clerical credentials
In times of political uncertainty, clerics
take central stage. Not always usefully, writes Azmi Bishara
Two states, too little, too late
In attempting to take it all by force, successive
Israeli governments killed the two-state solution, leaving only
the principled, just, democratic and counter-Zionist one-state
solution left, writes Haim Bresheeth
Lies, damned lies and deadly lies
At best negligence, at worst fraudulence:
the case for international legal redress against the persons
and governments of Tony Blair and George W Bush is strong, writes
Curtis Doebbler
Tunis, paralysis, success?
This month's Arab summit in Tunis is the
last chance for habitually impotent Arab governments to stand
united in addressing the challenges facing all Arab peoples,
writes Hassan Nafaa
Brotherly gesture?
The cold shoulder presented to the Muslim
Brotherhood following its proposals for national political reform
is not helpful, writes Amr Elchoubaki
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Editorial:
Freedom has no nationality
Close up
From within
By Salama A Salama
Soapbox
Women's rights are human rights
By Safaa Zaki Murad
Literature and heritage
By Naguib Mahfouz
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