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Greetings from Libya to the Egyptian revolution
Ahram Online visits two Libyan border towns: one euphoric as rebels repell the latest government attack, the other a desert of disappointment as Africans await evacuation
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    A name floats for crucial Egyptian FM post
    The world awaits anxiously the appointment of a new Egyptian FM. Seventy-five year-old Nabil El-Arabi is said have an "in" internationally and his CV being considered
    Hearing of Egypt ex-interior minister adjourned to April 2
    Judge Al-Mohammadi Qunsua adjourned the hearing to April 2, after a heated exchange between the defence team and civil society lawyers attending the trial
    Egyptian foreign policy, new names for an old game
    Among those suggested as Egypt's new foreign minister are Nabil El-Arabi, Nabil Fahmi and Sameh Shukri. Egyptian foreign policy, however, is not expected to change
    Thousands of Iraqis defy curbs to protest
    Protesters mass in Baghdad's Tahrir Square and other cities over corruption, unemployment and poor public services
    New PM addresses Tahrir crowds, pledges loyalty to the revolution
    Amid wild cheers, Essam Sharaf tell crowds "I get my legitimacy from you"
    Yemen rebels say army fired rockets at protesters
    Soldiers open fire on protesters a day after opposition offers Saleh smooth exit
    Feature
    How to raise a democratic child in the new Egypt
    4 comments
    The new generations of Egyptian youth have opened Egypt for democracy and dignity. How do adults internalise.....
    Op-ed by Hani Shukrallah
    Military minds and that crucial extra mile
    In a little less than a week, the Egyptian military took some highly significant steps towards meeting.....
    Film
    The strength of the street: An interview with Marianne Khoury
    Marianne Khoury was one of many players in the film industry who felt compelled to involve themselves.....
    Opinion
    January 25 Revolution: Religion is for God, Egypt for Egyptians
    Emad Gad
    Now that the revolution has exposed the myth that the region will fall into the hands of Islamists if its dictators fall, Egyptians must guard against the tricks of the old regime as they move towards a civil state
    Change Arabs can believe in
    Maha Ghalwash
    The popular uprisings across the region will likely have a lasting and positive impact, largely due to their nature and origin
    Constitutional discrimination?
    Gamal Abdel-Gawad
    It would be more judicious to look beyond the Constitution's declaration of Islam as Egypt's state religion and source of legislation than be weighed down in semantics on the path to a free nation
    Books
    WRITERS IN THE REVOLUTION: Hala Halim sees Egypt blossoming
    From New York to Tahrir to Alexandria, a joyous journey of rediscovering a collectivity
    WRITERS IN THE REVOLUTION: Ibrahim Abdel-Meguid’s first week synopsis
    Novelist Ibrahim Abdel-Meguid reflects on the first week of the Egyptian revolution
    Egyptian revolutions book review series: Workers and Students in the Egyptian Nationalist Movement
    El-Desuky records testimonials and reactions from discussions on the history of Egyptian movements dating back to 1964 until the student movement in 1972
    Sports
    Tunisian league set to resume mid-March
    Life is set to get back to usual in Tunisian football on 13 March after a two-month break that saw the country transformed
    Tunisia’s Club Africain set up Zamalek clash in Champions League
    Club Africain thrash Rwanda’s APR to set up Zamalek meeting in the African Champions League
    Egypt to play three friendlies in Sudan before Olympic qualifiers
    Pharaohs begin preparations for opening game of 2012 London Games qualifiers
    Visual Arts
    Freedom expressions
    Revolution
    Faces of Tahrir
    AbdelMoneim Said
    New foreign policy
    Ray Bush
    Social dimentions
    Photo gallery
    Revolution
    Paul Salem
    Turkish lessons
    Marie Girod
    Liberation island
    Tahrir tales
    Residents speak
    Culture
    Revolutionary art
    Book Review
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    Revolution
    Banners
    Egypt
    Youth coalition member tells of meeting army council
    Supreme Military Council 'shocked' by Youth Coalition's preparation and resolve
    Hundreds march on State Security building in Egypt
    Egyptian protesters pour their anger at the State Security in Alexandria
    Turkish president meets Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
    Turkey's President Abdullah Gul said after meeting Egypt's military rulers on Thursday he was convinced the army was serious about piloting a democratic transition
    World
    Greetings from Libya to the Egyptian revolution
    Ahram Online visits two Libyan border towns: one euphoric as rebels repell the latest government attack, the other a desert of disappointment as Africans await evacuation
    Protesters call for Saudi to free Shiite detainees
    Hundreds protested in Saudi's east calling for the release of a religious figure
    Sunnis and Shi'ites clash in Bahrain, several hurt
    Fighting between Sunni and majority Shi'ite Muslims in central Bahrain injured several people overnight in the first sectarian violence since protests erupted in the Sunni-ruled kingdom two weeks ago
    Business
    Egypt, Tunisia tourism recovering fast: German travel association
    Unrest will only have short-term effect, says DRV president
    Demand for Egyptian labour down from 2010
    Report from Information and Decision Support Center shows 50 per cent drop
    Grain importers build silos as food prices soar
    Egypt among nations planning to expand stocks amid rising global demand
    Arts & Culture
    Kareem Alqurity: Expressions of Freedom
    Alqurity has been unveiling the struggles of Egyptians through his bold artwork. Like his homeland, he has been undergoing constant transformation, yet one constant prevails: he (and Egypt alike) is a store of undeniable talent
    Life in Tahrir Square, everywhere...
    Tahrir Square continues to play an important role in post-revolutionary art life. In parallel, many cultural centres have resumed their regular activities
    Artists and writers call for resignation of new minister of culture
    The appointment of Mohamed El Sawy as the minister of culture has received opposition from artists and writers alike and accordingly a protest took place in front of the ministry of culture
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