Issue No. 853
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A fresh look?
Egypt is "rethinking" its strategy in dealing with Palestinian developments, reports Dina Ezzat Cross-border crisis
Israel's refusal to reopen the Rafah terminal is causing turmoil on both sides of the Egyptian Gaza border, reports Serene Assir from Rafah and Arish, North Sinai  Fayyad's precarious government
The new Palestinian government appears to be treading on very thin ice, reports Khaled Amayreh from Ramallah Hamas versus Al-Qaeda
To compare Hamas with Al-Qaeda is both illogical and baseless, writes Saleh Al-Naami from Gaza Dysfunctional government
Former allies of Al-Maliki's government are now turning into some of its harshest critics, writes Nermeen Al-Mufti in Baghdad  Counting costs
In Washington, Khaled Dawoud relays Foreign Minister Abul-Gheit's rejection of meddling in Egypt's domestic affairs, and emphasis on reviving the peace process as the only way out of the current chaos in Palestine A close up view
Last week's visit to Egypt by a US Congressional delegation offered the opportunity to test perceptions against reality, writes Gamal Essam El-Din Lecture ends in censure
A paper delivered by an American rabbi at Ain Shams University signalled the beginning of open season at the Ministry of Higher Education, reports Mona El-Nahhas Patients complain of neglect
Public confidence in the health system is at rock bottom, reports Karim El-Khashab  Bothered and bewildered
Despite the glitz surrounding their announcement, will anyone remember the new seven wonders of the world, asks Nevine El-Aref The pressure mounts
With only two months left for a crucial reassessment of its strategy on Iraq, the Bush administration has no major deal to its credit, writes Salah Hemeid Out with the old, in with the new
The older more "moderate" generation of Al-Qaeda activists is being replaced by a younger generation of zealots, reports Nasser Arrabyee from Sanaa Hot springs spring to life
Ain Al-Sukhna was always a destination for domestic tourism. Now it is time to turn it into a resort attracting tourists seeking therapeutic treatments, writes Rehab Saad  The blood red mosque
Violence ended Pakistan's confrontation with radical Islamabad mosque yesterday -- but was violence inevitable, asks Graham Usher in Islamabad Terror alert
The onus is on British government, and not on the Muslim community, writes Sukant Chandan from London Restaurant review: Stake the steak on it
It was only a matter of time before the food was served. Gamal Nkrumah discovers how to beef up yet another Zamalek bar Sufra Dayma: Spanakopita -- Traditional Greek Spinach Pie
By Moushira Abdel-Malek
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Gazans sit idly in the North Sinai town of Arish: around 100 Palestinians trapped in Egypt for the fourth week now have announced a hunger strike to exercise pressure on the authorities to open the Rafah frontier post...  Egypt's water crisis:Not a drop to drink By Dina Ezzat
 War on Lebanon anniversary:Resounding failure By Saleh Al-Naami
 Belly-dancing festival: The tribal streak By Youssef Rakha
Egypt and the Zionist plan of division
In his second article on key principles of Zionist strategy, Hassan Nafaa describes how keeping Egypt weak is a lynchpin of Israel's regional ambitions On the discourse of Islamist failure
Critics continue to dismiss Islamists for their shortcomings, as though being religious means one cannot make mistakes, writes Khalil El-Anani Another slip of the tongue
In a recent speech, US President George Bush once again confounds realities in Iraq with his version of what the world should be like, writes Galal Nassar Salama A Salama: Second thoughts |
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