In Dahab, residents of the town rocked by three bombs tell Jailan Halawi of their determination to see life in their corner of paradise return back to normal as quickly as possible

The identity of the Dahab bombers remains a mystery, report Niveen Wahish and Sherine Abdel-Razek

Jordan persists in assigning criminal intentions to Hamas while the movement strives to ensure law and order at home, reports Khaled Amayreh in the West Bank

Ending sectarian violence that continues to course through Iraq will be the new government's most daunting task, writes Omayma Abdel-Latif

Today's emergency meeting of the general assembly of the Judges' Club comes after a week of escalating conflict between the judiciary and state authorities, writes Gamal Essam El-Din

The Sinai attacks, launched shortly after the discovery of new terrorist cells, have reinforced the already strong belief that emergency rule will be extended, reports Jailan Halawi

Kifaya is embarking on its own institutional reforms in an attempt to achieve its goals, reports Mohamed El-Sayed

Ehud Olmert appears to be near forming his government -- Mahmoud Abbas may be near dissolving his, writes Graham Usher in Jerusalem

Do Bin Laden's outlandish statements on Darfur, the UN Security Council vote on Sudan and President Al-Bashir's surprise visit to Tehran collectively augur ill or bode well, wonders Gamal Nkrumah

Implementation of the new income tax law is yielding positive results, but might need some fine-tuning, writes Sherine Nasr

Cypriot President Tassos Papadopoulos talks to Abdel-Azim Darwish about prospects of deepening friendship and fruitful collaboration between Egypt and the Mediterranean island nation, which is now a fully-fledged and prosperous European Union member-state

Qassim Haddad: introduced and translated by Ferial Ghazoul and John Verlenden

The complex twists of Syriana distract as much as they inform, finds Hani Mustafa

There's more to fragrance than meets the nose: Amira El-Noshokaty sniffs into the world of aromatherapy