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Legal niceties aside
Can the new judicial law square the circle between the Judges' Club and the Supreme Judicial Council, asks Gamal Essam El-Din One year on and the confrontation continues The anniversary of 25 May sexual assaults against women activists was marked by local and international solidarity demonstrations and by security forces using ever more violent tactics against dissidents, reports Amira Howeidy Voting for nothing
The Palestinian president's referendum call is one more distraction from the real struggle, reports Khaled Amayreh from Ramallah Two out of three
Ehud Olmert achieved his goals in Washington -- if not now, then soon, writes Graham Usher Parliament to tackle reforms
The People's Assembly and Shura Council are currently tackling major legislative and constitutional reforms, reports Gamal Essam El-Din Doubtful results
Last week's Chambers of Commerce elections in Alexandria reflected official prejudice against the Muslim Brotherhood, reports Pierre Loza Justice lost at sea?
The owner of the sunken ferry that claimed the lives of more than 1,000 people was only charged with a misdemeanour. Magda El-Ghitany wonders if he will even make it to court Harvest of occupation
The US-led imperial project in Iraq has done everything possible to foment strife and chaos and to lay blame on Iraqis, writes Mohamed Hassan Al-Khalesi Ramallah rampage
Undercover Israeli troops hold the centre of Ramallah hostage in broad daylight, leaving a trail of injury and death in their wake, witnesses Erica Silverman Together forever
Merging the sales and income tax authorities into one entity could create, rather than solve, problems writes Sherine Nasr Compradors in trouble
Anti-Americanism has set Kabul alight while Mogadishu counts the hours as the US-backed Anti-Terror Alliance loses ground to militant Islamists, writes Gamal Nkrumah The yearnings of the nayy
Hala Halim remembers Dea Al-Saqqaf (1919-2006) Body silent, legacy vibrant
Kevin Dwyer reflects on the work of Cynthia Nelson, and takes stock of the American University in Cairo's commemorative initiatives Legally yours
Dena Rashed watches as the long-awaited resolution of Hind El-Hinnawi's paternity law suit casts a dubious shadow on society Not without my daughter
Rania Gaafar sees the legal outcome of a divorce in exile as a lifelong tragedy Move over, Barbie
Amany Abdel-Moneim checks out the doll market's latest star Intoxicatingly atmospheric
Restaurant review by Gamal Nkrumah Anouar Brahem: The instrumentalist
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A wave of car bombings and other attacks swept both Sunni and Shia areas of Iraq on Monday, killing two CBS television crew members, a US soldier and dozens of Iraqi... For a successful dialogue
By Azmi Bishara
Native informers and the making of the American empire
By Hamid Dabashi
Cannes dispatch:The stakes of representation By Samir Farid
Negotiating fortunes
Revelations of past approaches to Washington by Tehran illustrate the baseless wash of US propaganda and the changing fortunes of the two players as Iran's hand strengthens and that of Bush weakens, writes Hassan Nafaa Olmert's empty mouth
Though celebrated in Washington, Olmert's "convergence" plan is but the same old Israeli policy of dominating and ruining the Palestinians, by force if necessary, writes Jonathan Cook Terrorisation of democracy
Anti-terror laws, like states of emergency, are apt to being abused by domineering governments, annulling effective progress towards democracy, writes Ayman El-Amir After the cartoons
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