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  1. Pakistani-Israeli contacts are a hint of what could be
  2. Ideals sought by Arab leaders could be detrimental to Iraq
  3. Egyptians are looking to Mubarak to lay the groundwork for a better future
  4. Lawlessness in Gaza threatens all prospects of statehood
  5. Time to replace Egyptian puzzles with historic advances
  6. Lahoud is being isolated by his own illusions of grandeur
  7. Lack of cooperation mars historic opportunities created by Israel's pullout
  8. The world wants proof, not more WMD fables
  9. The Palestinian diaspora can help rebuild Gaza
  10. Iraq's Sunnis can offer an alternative to Zarqawi's vision of violence
  11. Muslim leaders can unite to expose Al-Qaeda's thuggery
  12. Iraq must take the initiative to regulate presence of foreign troops
  13. Iran's offer for 'serious partnerships' can provide new levels of transparency
  14. Clinton's 'summit' proves private sector can do more, and faster
  15. Starting Turkey's talks on time will enhance Europe's role in the region
  16. Middle East now threatened by ripple effect of Washington's misguided policies
  17. It's Sfeir' duty to bless Lahoud's speedy and dignified exit
  18. Israel can consolidate its diplomatic gains after the Gaza withdrawal
  19. Iran has an opportunity to regain international trust
  20. Fortunately, all hope is not lost for Lebanon
  21. A Palestinian state will be the fruit of brains, not brawn
  22. Crushing Turkey's hopes for EU entry is a death sentence for its reform drive
  23. The Arab world is not in need of fair weather friends
  24. A surfeit of red herrings
  25. Neither Washington nor Damascus has heeded warnings against confrontation
  26. The Palestinians have become the biggest threat to themselves
  27. Confessional decisions make for neither good religion nor good politics
  28. The European Union: A quiet but powerful force for reform
  29. It's not the Iraqi vote, but the political process, that matters most
  30. To win the 'war on terror' Bush will need to prioritize his 'fifth element'
  31. The world can show good will by aiding earthquake victims in Pakistan
  32. The Arab League's test of whether it's an institution worth its salt
  33. Addressing the issue of Palestinian weapons with a social conscience
  34. Despite slim odds of success, it is worth pursuing the dream of a democratic Iraq
  35. Bird flu knows no boundaries but it could break down barriers
  36. The Americans should avoid repeating their past mistakes in Iraq
  37. Saleh and the Kurds can lead the way toward an inclusive Iraq
  38. A case for helping not hollering
  39. A watershed in the history of Arab justice
  40. Will the waiting game finally come to an end in Lebanon?
  41. Lahoud, resign, and leave the Lebanese in peace
  42. Finally, Amr Moussa and the Arab League are taking action
  43. Syrian people should not be made to suffer for the crimes of the regime
  44. Giving hope to the Palestinians will empower an embattled Abbas
  45. It's time for Russia to use its sway with Syria to bring about positive change
  46. Larsen's report on Lebanon: Excellent - as far as it goes
  47. Nasrallah sent the Lebanese - and the world - all the right messages
  48. Finally, a rare dose of wise advice from Amr Moussa
  49. Syria has one last opportunity to read the writing on the wall
  50. Go, while the office of president still retains a shred of respect
  51. Indifference to Israeli aggression makes U.S. policy look imbalanced
  52. Justice has to be done - and seen being done
  53. Iran's leadership sends world increasingly mixed messages
  54. Lebanese leaders will need to act fast to avoid squandering a historic opportunity
  55. Europe's relationship with Islam is very much an internal affair
  56. Assad is quick to condemn the West but fails to see his own inadequacies
  57. Walking out of Cabinet does little to reflect Lebanese solidarity
  58. Lebanese demonstrate that despite all the bad news, life goes on
  59. Arab League comes back strong after an extended slumber
  60. Will supporters of real democracy in the region please stand up?
  61. U.S. diplomacy is a powerful tool for achieving peace and democracy
  62. It's up to the Iraqi government to deliver brighter and better days
  63. Why Arabs should begin practicing the politics of envy
  64. Combating terror in Jordan requires a real commitment to reform
  65. Time for the U.S. to get involved in negotiations with Iran
  66. The U.S. can help the Lebanese in their quest for sovereignty and independence
  67. Talabani in Tehran signals a wise Iraqi policy
  68. Israel's message to Lebanon from above only adds insult to injury
  69. Saudi Arabia should export its AIDS awareness campaign
  70. As one border opens for Palestinians another one is closing fast
  71. At times, the spirit offers better results than the letter
  72. Syria's about face leaves Siniora with some explaining to do
  73. Sheikh Khalifa took a bold first step; Emiratis will need to carry it forward
  74. Arab women prove they are playing an active role in promoting change
  75. Despite talk of turning the page, Syria continues with the same old story
  76. Iranian-Israeli arms race poses a serious threat to regional stability
  77. Rectifying Western misperceptions will require sustained initiative
  78. It's not the faith, but the faithful, that need reform
  79. Casting stones also requires looking in mirrors
  80. Egyptians will not wait forever for Mubarak's promises to be fulfilled
  81. Perhaps Berri can convince Lebanese leaders to try something new
  82. Tueni's killing renders the quest for justice more urgent
  83. The solution to the Iran nuclear stand-off may lie in untried avenues
  84. Words without action offer little comfort to a grieving nation
  85. Have the Lebanese lost their noble guardians of sovereignty?
  86. The new phenomenon of triumphant Islamist democrats
  87. Ali Abdullah Saleh should reaffirm Yemen's tradition of wisdom
  88. Knowledge sharing is the first step to meeting aspirations for democracy
  89. The critical link between free Arab media and the rule of law
  90. The charm offensive is not charming but it is definitely offensive
  91. Get Israel out of Shebaa to prod progress in Lebanon
  92. A timely compromise in search of a serious mediator
  93. Syria needs to view its glass as half full and not half empty
  94. What's good for the goose is good for the gander
  95. The Arab League Parliament must build credibility quickly
  96. Israel should respond to the majority will for negotiated peace
  97. Ghassan Tueni's valor and values can serve Lebanon again
  98. The 'Quartet' was created for ominous moments like this
  99. An Arab year to forget, but also to learn from
  100. Khaddam, Lahoud and the urgent need for a relegitimized Lebanese presidency