Issue No. 781
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Elusive culprit -- again
Magda El-Ghitany reports from Safaga on the murky investigation into the sinking of the ferry boat in which almost 1000 Egyptians lost their lives Waves of anger and loss
In Safaga, Mohamed El-Sayed and Magda El-Ghitany witness the tragic ramifications of the sinking of Al-Salam Boccaccio 98 Drawing the line
Danish Prime Minister Andres Fogh Rasmussen was sounded out on the Danish cartoon controversy in an interview by Al-Ahram Weekly Editor-in-Chief Assem El-Kersh  From Damascus to KandaharGlobal anti-Danish protests take on a darker tone, Serene Assir writes Cause and effect
Will the death of almost 1,000 passengers in the Red Sea ferry disaster break the cycle of negligence and corruption? Probably not, writes Shaden Shehab When noble verdicts are not enough
The former Malaysian prime minister was the presiding judge in a mock trial of Bush, Blair and Sharon. Gamal Nkrumah covered the not so normal proceedings Old guard surrounded
The NDP's influential Policy Secretariat and its Chairman Gamal Mubarak are back in the limelight after a high-level ruling party reshuffle. Gamal Essam El-Din reports Double standards
Danish law prohibits hate speech, so why isn't it being invoked, asks Firas Al-Atraqchi Prophetic misreading
To depict the most revered figure in Islam as a terrorist is to fan the flames of religious hatred, writes Anjali Kamat A new Iraq in the making
The breakdown of the results of Iraq's recent parliamentary elections shows the entrenchment of sectarian lines, writes Nazem Abdel Wahed Al-Jasur This is not according to law
While almost assured to be referred to the Security Council for punitive measures, Iran still has right on its side, writes Mustafa El-Labbad Lost in the great divide?
As it prepares to launch its international channel Al-Jazeera is once again making the news, reports Amira Howeidy from Doha  No stick and carrot
In North Sinai's Al-Arish, Gamal Essam El-Din speaks with US Ambassador to Egypt Francis Ricciardone about the current crisis in American-Egyptian relations  A question of ethics
Awlad Haritna should be published in Egypt, writes Sayed El-Bahrawi  An amorous monotheism For the ignorant it might seem otherwise, writes Gamal Nkrumah, but there is plenty of room in Islam for love Restaurant review: Rendez-vous
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AS AN EGYPTIAN naval frigate scours the tranquil waters of the Red Sea on Monday on its way to search for bodies and survivors, family members of those who were aboard the Al-Salam 98 ferry can only watch and wait for word on their loved ones
 Who's behind Iraq's kidnaps?
By Firas Al-Atraqchi
Problem or solution?
Hamas, writes Hassan Nafaa , could well turn out to be the latter Back to basics
Mohamed Sid-Ahmed asks whether "inventing" a way out of the Middle East quagmire is still possible Hamas and the conditions of funding
Joseph Massad writes on the implications of the Hamas funding dilemma Grapes of wrath
by Salama A Salama Editorial: Touch of hypocrisy
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