Water, oil and Israel Anti-Israeli demonstrations are an understandable expression of the popular will, writes Assem El-Kersh
Gaza's untold story Gaza's long history proves one point: it outlives all colonisers, writes Ramzy Baroud
Greeks bearing gifts The recent riots in Athens reveal the underlying malaise of Greek society, writes Bronis Polychroniou
Dialogue of cultures East-West dialogue is meaningless while inequalities in power skew the balance between the two sides, writes Hassan Nafaa
Indicting Bush Soon heading out of office, Bush and his advisers should be tried as the war criminals they are, writes Ayman El-Amir
Is US foreign policy a blessing? Beyond cathartic critique, is not the wreckage and havoc wrought in the Middle East by the US a blessing in disguise, asks Stuart Reigeluth
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Editorial:
The Iranian agenda
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Hapless times
By Salama A Salama
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No need for another agency
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