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No more Egyptian pharaohs

Hosni Mubarak, the ailing president, has an opportunity, in succession planning, to break with the authoritarian past and chart a new course for Egypt, the world's largest Arab country...

Teen angst, 2.0

What is in a name? Award-winning playwright and YA novelist Allan Stratton intends to show us in his new book, Borderline...

Who was behind the seized flotilla?

The Freedom Flotilla Coalition, as the organizers call themselves, is composed of a number of peace activist groups and human rights organizations...

Robert Fisk: Mubarak's challenger can't rely on a fair race

World Focus: Opponents accuse ElBaradei of wanting to play Karzai in a new pro-American Egypt...

Islam and democracy: They can work together

Canadian political scientist Nader Hashemi travels through history to make his points about the Islam of today..

Giving voice to the voiceless, in Iran and the Arab world

It is online where young Arab men and women express envy over the huge Iranian demonstrations in the face of government crackdowns. It is online where they expose Washington’s hypocrisy and ask why there was no U.S. support for the peaceful demonstrators beaten and dragged off the streets of Cairo in 2005 and 2006...