Al-Ahram Weekly Online   5 - 11 May 2005
Issue No. 741
Egypt
 
Published in Cairo by AL-AHRAM established in 1875

Desperate measures
As the twin Cairo attacks mystery unravels, police remain in hot pursuit of an accomplice at large. Jailan Halawi reports
Fearing the worst
Saturday's attacks have catalysed concerns over tourism's future, reports Mohamed El-Sayed
Terror as vengeance
Human rights groups say a general atmosphere of suppression and injustice is breeding ground for a new wave of terrorism, reports Gihan Shahine
What lies beneath
Terrorism drastically undermines the movement for democratic reform -- the lessons of the '90s are all too clear. Yet how to confront it? Fatemah Farag sounds out democracy activists
Shubra-on-the-margins
Amina Elbendary reviews the metamorphosis of Shubra
Suicide family
It is the crippling effect of emergency law on rights and democracy that drives terrorism in Egypt, writes Galal Nassar
Backs against the wall?
Police repression, political exclusion and regional violence are all contributing to the re-emergence of militant Islamism, writes Omayma Abdel-Latif
Launch of a campaign?
Mubarak's Labour Day speech offered yet another clue to the likelihood of his running for a fifth term. Dina Ezzat reads between the lines of a potential campaign platform
Waiting upon the terms
Mona El-Nahhas explores opposition plans for the upcoming presidential elections

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