Al-Ahram Weekly Online   10 - 16 March 2005
Issue No. 733
Region
 
Published in Cairo by AL-AHRAM established in 1875

The 'other' Lebanon
The Lebanese opposition has some serious explaining to do, says Hizbullah chief. Omayma Abdel-Latif looks into the knotty relations between the resistance movement and the Lebanese opposition
Damascus holds its ground
Troop withdrawal is one thing but complete withdrawal is another thing altogether, writes Sami Moubayed from Damascus
Off to Algeria
The issues facing the Arab League summit in Algeria this month will remain unsettled until the key players define a common stance, reports Dina Ezzat
Cracks within Fatah
Pressured by the quiet growth of Hamas, the movement behind Abbas may soon be ripe to fall, writes Khalid Amayreh in the West Bank
Kuwaiti women fight on
Promulgating a law for women's enfranchisement appears to be a tough task for the all-male Kuwaiti parliament, reports Sherine Bahaa
Pre-first session standoffs
The squabbling over ministerial portfolios is a reflection of deeper rifts within Iraq, reports Mohamed Al-Anwar
The Kurdish crisis
The northern Iraqi oil-rich city of Kirkuk has emerged as the focus of Kurdish political ambitions, writes Abbas Kadhim
Close Sudanese encounters
This week witnessed even more Sudenese gimmicks and bargins than usual, writes Gamal Nkrumah

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