As Gaza burns It is imperative that Fatah and Hamas reach an accord sooner or later to prevent further infighting, writes Khaled Amayreh in the West Bank
A strip apart Geneva brings Dina Ezzat in contact with a Gaza never seen on the news
Divide, rule and plunder Iraqis are being left in the dark about the real consequences of the proposed oil law Maliki and Bush are trying to impose on Iraq, writes Nermeen Al-Mufti
Bush backs down The mood in Damascus is defiant as the Syrians gleefully seem to be celebrating a victory of sorts over the Americans, writes Sami Moubayed in Damascus
A crisis of trust? The low turnout of the Algerian parliamentary polls augurs ill, reports Fayçal Saouli from Algiers
Electoral authoritarianism Algeria's latest legislative elections were marked by a pitiful turnout and little change overall, writes Rachid Tlemçani
Hit and run Assassinations in Somalia and Sudan bode ill for these two troubled northeastern African nations, writes Gamal Nkrumah
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