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13 - 19 April 2006 Issue No. 790 Front Page |
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Explosive announcement
Iran's declaration that its scientists have successfully enriched uranium took the West by surprise, writes Marian Houk Hamas plans ahead
Amid rising tensions between the newly formed Palestinian Hamas government and Israel, Erica Silverman in Ramallah interviews Hamas member and Parliament Speaker Abdul-Aziz Duwaik Peace can only be the fruit of justice
Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority Ismail Haniyeh outlines the basis for comprehensive peace 'Democracy' at work
International aid freezes threaten to strangle the democratically elected Hamas-led government, Khaled Amayreh and Erica Silverman report from the West Bank and Gaza
Absent from the meeting
Mubarak's statements on the close Shia association with Iran might have caused unintentional sensitivities. However, as Dina Ezzat reports, they send a clear appeal for non-intervention in Iraqi affairs Confer and contrast
The National Democratic Party is organising a one-day conference to shore up support for controversial legislation, reports Gamal Essam El-Din Ferry owner's assets frozen
The Shura Council has agreed that the assets of Mamdouh Ismail, owner of the ferry Al-Salam 98, should be sequestered pending the outcome of the investigation into the ship's sinking, reports Gamal Essam El-Din Engineers demand elections
Mona El-Nahhas reports on attempts to end the sequestration of the Engineers' Syndicate Bird flu deaths increase
As another victim falls prey to avian flu, Reem Leila reports on the inadequacies of the national awareness campaign to combat the disease No civil war, no prime minister
A decision over the Iraqi prime minister position continues to impede the creation of a government three months after elections Running from the blood
Francis Fukuyama's change of heart on Iraq comes too late and at too high a price, writes Firas Al-Atraqchi City born of a dream
Across Baghdad are broken memories and roots of endurance, writes Nermeen Al-Mufti United we stand
The demonisation of Shia is on the rise, argues Abbas Kadhim Safety in numbers
Sherine Abdel-Razek reports on the growing appeal of mutual funds for small retail investors, many of whom were badly burned during last month's stock market correction Italy in two minds
Berlusconi disputes Prodi's slim victory at the Italian general elections, reports Samia Nkrumah from Rome All strings attached
Maggie Morgan listens for signs of the developing public persona of Ahdaf Soueif A century on
The Armenian General Benevolent Union celebrates its centenary this week. Inas Mazhar consults with the institution's Egypt President Berdj Terzian, finding out about history, culture and lifestyle Priority or burden?
Are they impermeable to make-believe? In a month dedicated to autistic children, Reem Leila walks into a world of their own |
Smooth transition
If some of the factors in each case are different, the Arab world could learn much from the Spanish transition to democracy, writes Gamil Matar Image and reality
Revolutionary and statesman: the two roles have often been played by the same leaders. Will this be the case with Hamas, asks Abdel-Moneim Said A civilised democracy
Proponents of democracy do not always, or only, come from within the civil branch of state and society, writes Amin Howeidi Flu and mismanagement
Failure to identify the incoming sources of avian flu raises questions over the government's competence to ensure public health, writes Galal Nassar A true fourth estate
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