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When three Gulf States decided to withdraw their ambassadors from Doha in March 2014, I wrote that the problem for those countries was not Qatar but Egypt. Some countries, with...
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Amidst the unprecedented dirty war that is being waged against Qatar by the counter-revolution regimes, the issues of Qatar's support for the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and the Muslim...
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It makes you think when a Syrian official comments on the Douma massacres, in which hundreds were killed last week, and says that they did not actually occur. According...
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A number of indications surfaced over the past few weeks, suggesting that the "end game" in the Syrian crisis has begun. The biggest indication of this is Turkey's involvement...
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Over a year ago, I wrote an article where I warned of the "Somalisation of Egypt" and how this outcome is no longer merely a possibility but a blatant...
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Within the framework of the "War on Terror", the administration of former US President George W. Bush proposed the idea of promoting democracy in the Middle East as an...
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In Egypt, the elected president is suffering in jail and his supporters are arguing that he is the sole legitimate president, while the members of the elected parliament have...
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The most striking thing about the plight of Gaza and its people these days is not the complete paralysis of the Arabs in the face of the barbaric Israeli...
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In May 2003, less than a month before Baghdad's fall, I participated in the Ralph Miliband Lecture Series at the London School of Economics and Political Science. These lectures...
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The anniversary of June 30th is approaching in the Nile Valley; an anniversary that has the same taste in both Egypt and Sudan. In both countries, this anniversary marks...
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Over two years ago, on April 3, 2012, I wrote in this same newspaper an article in which I propose the dissolution of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt or...
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The last time I visited Tunisia's capital over a quarter of a century ago, we behaved like the criminals in detective movies. In order to visit Sheikh Rashed al-Ghannouchi,...
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We can debate whether the incident in Egypt was a popular revolution against Muslim Brotherhood tyranny or a military coup against its democratic legitimacy, but in my view the...
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Since ancient times, members of the judiciary have served as the wise, careful, farsighted and impartial arbitrators in litigious disputes. The early Muslim leaders started a trend which no...
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The narrative of the Syrian revolution has been transformed from a story of peaceful protests demanding democracy to a civil war involving all members of Syrian society. In fact,...
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Last week, media sources revealed that a shipment of tear gas on its way from South Korea to Bahrain was stopped after a campaign by human rights and humanitarian...