(181) IRAQ: US designed elections
beginning to shape political life in post-Saddam
(181) IRAQ: The growth and institutionalization
of sectarianism in the new
(182)
(182) OCCUPIED PALESTINE: Flawed elections provide
Abbas with only a limited mandate
(182) SYRIA: Despite controversy,
(183) IRAQ: Shi’i success in elections does not settle
questions about country’s political future
(183) SYRIA: Assassination of Rafik Hariri increases
(183) KUWAIT:
(184) OCCUPIED PALESTINE: Cairo Declaration confirms
Hamas’s centrality in the Palestinian political movement
(184) EGYPT: Mubarak to permit multi-candidate presidential elections
(184) IRAQ: Government paralysed by post-election politicking
(184) LEBANON: Ripples of Hariri’s assassination continue
to shape Lebanese politics
(185) OCCUPIED PALESTINE: Increasing Israeli abuses
raise spectre of a third intifada
(185) EGYPT: Civil associations increase political pressure on Mubarak regime
(185) ALGERIA: Political reforms target public corruption
(186) IRAQ: Al-Zarqawi reportedly wounded as resistance
intensifies
(186) YEMEN: Zaydi leaders offer government to end uprising
(186) EGYPT: Crackdown on Ikhwan opposition to election plans
(187) OCCUPIED PALESTINE: Hamas popularity rattles Israelis and
forces postponement of PLC elections
(187) EGYPT: Anger as Condoleezza Rice lectures
on democracy but backs Mubarak
(188) EGYPT: Mubarak embarrassed as more boycott election
(189) EGYPT: Surprise as Ikhwan leader advises
Egyptians to vote
(189)
(190) EGYPT: Multi-candidate presidential polls
(190) SYRIA:
(191) IRAQ: Approval of new constitution still leaves
massive political uncertainties in
(191)
(191) EGYPT: Few hopes for
(191) ALGERIA: Reconciliation charter offers more
to the military than to Islamic movement
(192) EGYPT: Establishment shaken by successes of
Ikhwan al-Muslimeen in parliamentary elections
(192) YEMEN: Anti-Islam policies harming children, not “terrorists”
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