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Arab Reform Bulletin

On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the issuance of the Arab Reform Bulletin – a monthly online journal issued by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Arabic and English covering political and economic change in the Arab world – bulletin editor Michele Dunne and head of Development Partners Center Dr. Mustafa Kamel el-Sayed made a workshop in Cairo last Saturday and Sunday about the conditions and challenges of reform..

Aid Conditions

I concluded my article last week with a question about the US attempt to make its military aid to Egypt contingent upon conditions relating to democracy. In the following lines, I cast doubt on the effectiveness of such condition. I’m convinced that the national forces have nothing to do but to reject it...

The Doha Debates

I took part last Wednesday in renowned broadcaster Tim Sebastian’s Doha Debates Show, which is shot in the Qatari capital and broadcast monthly on the BBC World channel...

Right and Left

Whoever follows up the Arab political life nowadays will find all liberal or leftist opposition movements in dire straits. The historical experience, of course, differs between Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Kuwait and Yemen...

The West and the Islamists

It seems the decision-makers in the United States and Europe began to realize the political role of Islamic movements in the Arab world and its impact on Western interests. ..

Arabs and Darfur Disaster: "Criminal" Ocampo, "Heroic" Al Bashir

As usual, the demand of the International Criminal Court’s Luis Moreno-Ocampo of an arrest warrant for Sudanese president Omar Al-Bashir on charges of committing a genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Darfur was met with the expected Arab rejection. ..