Cinderella in Rafah
For the last week Palestinians in Rafah were reminded of what was, what could be and what is, writes Graham Usher in Rafah
Sharon's democratic nightmare While Sharon warns against Hamas's participation in the upcoming Palestinian elections, the resistance group is resolute that it will, writes Khaled Amayreh in the West Bank
Tactical retreat? The Gaza disengagement was just an Israeli smokescreen to hide extremely sinister developments in the West Bank, writes Deborah Stokes
Zarqawi's war whoops Iraqis lived through another round of bloodletting this week as controversy swirls around Zarqawi's alleged call to fight the Shia people of Iraq, reports Nermeen Al-Mufti from Baghdad
Exit strategy, step one All roads out of Iraq for the US administration depend on ratifying the draft constitution. It will be another mistake if this was railroaded by force, writes Hana Al-Bayaty
Not merely academic Anne Alexander reports on a new organisation bringing together academic activists in support of Iraq
Crunch time for Lahoud Lebanese President Emil Lahoud may be running out of magic wands to pull from his presidential hat to preserve his post, reports Hicham Safieddine
Long road ahead Turks are not getting their hopes up for next month's EU membership talks, reports Joanna Wulfsberg from Istanbul
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