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Lessons in revolt

Although designed to instil loyalty to the regime, Egyptian schools have been breeding grounds for rebellion and revolt.

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The six-day curse

The six-day curse

Rather than an almost miraculous blessing, Israel’s six-day victory in 1967 has proven to be a naksa for Israelis and Arabs alike.

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An Arab model for democracy

The time is ripe to crystallise a creative vision for Egyptian democracy, one that can perhaps be used as a model by other Arab countries.

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The curse of the Nile

The curse of the Nile

Egypt is certainly the gift of the Nile, but the great river could become east Africa’s curse. What are the chances of a future ‘water war’?

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الحب في زمن النزاع

قرارات المحاكم الأخيرة في مصر وإسرائيل تُظهِر مدى الشك الذي وصل إليه اليهود والعرب الإسرائيليين

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Love in times of conflict

Arabs and Israelis tend to view personal relationships that cross the divide between them with suspicion, perhaps because individual love has the power to undermine collective hate.

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Diagnosing the Middle East’s ills

Diagnosing the Middle East’s ills

Author and journalist Brian Whitaker diagnoses the Arab world’s problems.

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Forecast: dry, becoming drier

There’s more than enough fresh water in the world to sate our thirst. The problem is getting it to where it is desperately needed.

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