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30 June - 6 July 2005 Issue No. 749 Front Page |
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Shifting towards an exit
Faced with dwindling public support Bush tries to persuade Americans he has a strategy in Iraq, writes Salah Hemeid Laws in contest
New legislation regulating political parties and the exercise of political rights has exacerbated tension between the regime and its opponents, reports Gihan Shahine Tumultuous start to Nour trial Massive security, counter accusations of fraud, and the presidential campaign all figured prominently in the first session of Al-Ghad Party leader Ayman Nour's forgery trial. Mona El-Nahhas was there Strategic engagement
Will the Muslim Brotherhood's new reform initiative bring it closer to other pro-reform forces, asks Omayma Abdel-Latif Zero tolerance for torture Even the Lazoghli headquarters of State Security Investigations has become the site of demonstrations, this time against torture, reports Amira Howeidy Fierce reports
Mohamed El-Sayed seeks the truth behind the rioting and thuggery that took place in Al-Sayeda Zeinab last week Political spin-off effects
Al-Amrya Weaving and Textile Company workers have ended their strike but it may be too early to consign it to history, writes Faiza Rady Settlement at the bar?
The long-running clash between the Bar Association's Islamists and Nasserists seems to have cooled down, reports Mona El-Nahhas. But how long will the reconciliation last? The struggle for governance With the roadmap nowhere on the horizon Mahmoud Abbas's priority now is domestic reform, writes Graham Usher in Jerusalem Into the mainstream
As Hamas makes further gains on the ground, doors may be opening before its rehabilitation internationally, Khaled Amayreh, in the West Bank, reports 'Ask the people' Mustafa El-Labbad spoke with Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi about the Iranian elections and democracy just before the second round that saw Mahmoud Ahmadinejad emerge victorious Pandora's box
While experts warn that the increase in public debt is a serious problem requiring very careful handling, government officials assume it remains within safe limits. Mona El-Fiqi reports Music, my conscience Sargent Garcia, the star of Cairo World Music Day, spoke to Serene Assir prior to his Baron Palace concert last Thursday -- in flawless Spanish That elusive license plate
Hani Mustafa gets as close as he can get to film noir -- but does not reach it |
Facing growing opposition at home to America's continuing military occupation of Iraq... --caption-- Big trouble, small acresby Hani Shukrallah
Sharing the future
Reform is meaningless without consensus, writes Ibrahim Nafie Democracy at the expense of stability
Condoleezza Rice defines the present global conflict not as a war against terrorism, but as a struggle for democracy. Mohamed Sid-Ahmed discusses the concept Democratic strategies
Hassan Nafaa navigates the possible passages to democracy in Egypt No half measures
Europe's courting Hamas without reigning in Israel is a non-starter, writes Ramzy Baroud Dialogue or no dialogue
by Salama A Salama Editorial: A vote against the US and poverty
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