Waiting for the go-ahead Egypt is working alongside the Palestinians. To do otherwise is inconceivable, writes Ibrahim Nafie
Separation spells racism Polls confirm time and again the racism rooted deep within Israeli society. The struggle for Palestinian rights, therefore, has always been universal, writes Azmi Bishara
Clinton and the US presidential elections With his book, My Life, appearing at a critical stage of the US presidential campaign, Bill Clinton can play an important role in determining the outcome of the elections, writes Mohamed Sid-Ahmed
Transatlantic rifts Europe has stood firm on the side of reason in world politics. In the wake of American mistakes, old Europe may have the upper hand over US neo-cons, writes Hassan Nafaa
Mind over matter In Abu Ghraib racism trussed up as scholarship spelled torture. Louis Werner traces the linkages
What really happened Conventional wisdom often has it wrong; Reagan did not bring about the collapse of the Soviet Union, writes El-Sayed Amin Shalabi
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Editorial:
Perpetual transition
Close up
Media reform!
By Salama A Salama
Soapbox
Our own reform
By Awatef Abdel-Rahman
Cultural redemption
By Naguib Mahfouz
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