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Delivering results
With kidnapped BBC journalist Alan Johnston free, Hamas has shown itself far more adept at imposing security on Gaza than its critics anticipated, writes Saleh Al-Naami from Gaza Stonewalling in Ramallah
Even as the Abbas government does Israel's bidding, it is being targeted by its new patron, reports Khaled Amayreh from East Jerusalem More death and political intrigue
The violence and political scheming continue unabated in Iraq, writes Nermeen Al-Mufti from Baghdad First Iraq, now Gaza?
It seems unlikely that any international forces will be sent to Gaza due to Hamas's opposition, writes Saleh Al-Naami Cut short?
Ashraf Marawan was at best a questionable hero and at worst an all-out villain, writes Gamal Nkrumah Still hanging
The case of opposition leader Ayman Nour continues to drag on, with any decision on his release from prison delayed until the end of July, reports Mona El-Nahhas No man's land again
Palestinians stranded on the Egypt-Gaza border are now abandoned by all sides, reports Serene Assir from Rafah and Arish, North Sinai The view from Washington
A US Congressional delegation's visit to Cairo rekindles the debate over a pending move to reduce military assistance to Egypt, Gamal Essam El-Din reports Ceasefire revisited
It's been 10 years since the Egyptian Al-Gamaa Al-Islamiya announced its ceasefire initiative. Sounding out the experts, Jailan Halawi seeks the lessons of the interim The war within Fatah
Dismissing the recent infighting in Gaza as a showdown between Fatah and Hamas only is simplifying a far more complex problem, writes Khaled Amayreh in Ramallah Lebanon's proxy war
Numerous factors pose a threat to Lebanon's sovereignty, writes Serene Assir In a state of denial
Sukant Chandan argues that the recent botched terrorist attacks in London and Glasgow are the result of Britain's botched imperial designs against the Muslim world Captain Marvel meets his nemesis
A romp on the seashore gives Eric Walberg a chance to reflect on the Bush-Putin legacies Say it with flowers
Neo-colonialism predominates, but the challenge of African unity lives on, writes Gamal Nkrumah Pakistan's political monsoon
The floodwaters are rising on President Musharraf, writes Graham Usher in Islamabad Dangerous liaisons
Fathi Salama and his band Sharkiat in fusion with the incredible rock of Screwdriver: Salonaz Sami spends a memorable night The khedive's visit
Celebrating the centenary of Egyptian cinema in Sicily, of all places, Samir Farid is impressed 'Willing to try'
Dream dispenser? Well, almost, writes Nader Habib Restaurant review: Some like it hot
Gamal Nkrumah ascends to muy caliente, the rooftop hotspot, to sample Latin American delicacies Flesh and blood
Amira El-Noshokaty was party to a vow to stop violence against children Worthy of a final
In scintillating style, Ahli beat Zamalek in Egypt's football cup final, the two teams producing one of the best derbies seen in years. Ahmed Morsy reports |
Freed BBC journalist Alan Johnston triumphantly leaves Gaza after a four-month ordeal 'Shrouded in mystery'
By Abdel-Rahman El-Sayed
Abbas's grievous gamble
In choosing to divide the liberation movements while nothing is on the table that benefits the Palestinians, Abbas may have authored his own demise, writes Ayman El-Amir Law of the jungle
Current talk of "legitimacy" in the Arab world has no relation to what the concept actually means, and how it is established and maintained, writes Abdel-Moneim Said Lost opportunity of relevance
The left wing in Palestine has proven historically impotent amid the Fatah-Hamas crisis, which could have been avoided, Ramzy Baroud opines In Focus: High commissioner Blair
Tony Blair is now the Quartet's special envoy to the region. It is a cynical and partisan appointment, writes Galal Nassar Salama A Salama: Nazif's world |
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