Posts Tagged ‘ arab world ’

Freedom from fear

The Egyptian revolution could usher in freedom to the Middle East, but Arabs and Israelis must break free of the chains of prejudice, history and fear.

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Open letter: Mubarak, we loathe you

Mr Mubarak, you have the extraordinary knack for snatching mediocrity from the jaws of greatness. But the Egyptian people will write their own future.

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When the revolution comes…

A democratic Egypt will not go to war with Israel, but for the cold peace to thaw, Israel must ends its occupation.

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The Jasmine Revolution

Tunisia's revolution will spread the scent of its jasmine to oppressed nations all over the region.

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The death throes of Arab dictatorships

Will the unfolding popular revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt lead to the region’s dictators falling one after the other like dominos?

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The Arab myth of Western women

Unflattering as some western stereotypes are of Arab men, Western women also get a bad press in conservative Arab circles.

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An ode to Arab love songs

Love is a universal theme in music, but there are good reasons for the Arab world's preoccupation with romance.

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Stop press

Stop press

Jordanian journalists believe they do not enjoy enough freedom – a malaise shared with the rest of the Middle East. But why?

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Foreign hegemony or repressive self-rule?

The Arab world may debate the merits of external occupation versus repressive self-rule, but neither are acceptable.

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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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