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Egyptian demonstrators set a cloth on fire at a protest near the Algerian embassy in Cairo. (R)
Egyptian Soccer Fans Riot against Algeria
CAIRO, (AP) – Egyptian soccer fans burned Algerian flags and rioted outside the Algerian Embassy in Cairo, smashing cars and shop windows, in an escalating row between the two countries over a bitter World Cup rivalry. Egyptian fans — and the country's media — have been thrown into a frenzy over reports that Algerians attacked and injured ... more
Opinion
Iran: Why Janus is Not the Answer : Amir Taheri
"We want to be like Janus, the Greek god because we wish to combine different ... more
The "Trivial" Conflict : Hussein Shobokshi
Switzerland is a unique and distinguished country, one that had adopted an ... more
Nidal Hasan: An American or a Muslim? : Diana Mukkaled
How can one strike a balance between individual freedom and cultural and ethnic ... more
The Chinese Era : Ali Ibrahim
The two most controversial issues that were raised at the China – Africa summit ... more
News
200 Web Sites Spread al-Qaeda's Message in English
Major World Powers Meet to Discuss Iran Nuclear Snub
Abbas Confirms Palestinian Vote to be Postponed
Style & Culture
Lebanese Diva Accused of Singing Racist Song
Gadhafi Hosts Italian Women, Tries to Convert Them
A Visit to the Maimonides Synagogue
Business
Saudi Cenbank says Abandoning Dollar a "Non-Starter"
PepsiCo to Invest $100 Million in Egypt in 2010
Qatar Oil Minister: No Output Quota Changes at OPEC Meet
Media
Iraqi Court Fines UK Guardian for Defamation
Iran's Al-Alam Dropped for Contractual Reasons-Arabsat
WSJ Revamps Europe Edition, NYTimes adds Turkish Partner
Asharq Al-Awsat Talks to Iraqi FM Hoshyar Zebari
Imam Johari Abdul Malik Talks to Asharq Al-Awsat
Al-Hashemi Vetoes Iraqi Electoral Law
Judith McHale Talks to Asharq Al-Awsat
Huthi Losses Multiply – Saudi Military Source