No to negativism A dynamic reform process requires an end to quibbling, writes Ibrahim Nafie
Content over form The Arab world's increasing focus on reform would benefit from an examination of the recent past, writes Mustafa El-Feki
Occupation as withdrawal When speaking about Gaza, Sharon has not used the word "withdraw". Mustafa Al-Barghouti predicts that the premier will never utter it
The book and the computer Is the computer replacing the book as the most relevant instrument for culture, asks Mohamed Sid-Ahmed
Blood Baath Andrew Rubin argues that the only chance of enabling Iraq to realise its human capabilities is by maintaining a separation between the university and political society
First among equals? Well, nothing could equal the inanity of the Arabs at the UN last week, writes Hassan Nafaa
Sticks and statements European equivocation over the peace process continues to undermine any hopes of progress, writes El-Sayed Amin Shalabi
Escaping the spiral In demanding Sheikh Youssef Al-Qaradawi be put on trial Arab intellectuals are inciting, not opposing, violence, argues Gamal Zayda
The Western connection Diaa Rashwan reviews the history of connections between the Muslim Brotherhood and Western parties
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Editorial:
Who hates who?
Close up:
American debates
By Salama A Salama
Soapbox:
Just a reminder
By El-Sayed Eleiwa
The Arabs at Frankfurt
By Naguib Mahfouz
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