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ADU: Health disaster in Gaza looming

The Arab Doctors Union has warned that a health disaster would imminently befall the Gaza Strip and neighboring countries if urgent assistance was not expedited to the besieged Strip.

Launching Eid Convey to Gaza, Today

The third convoy of the people campaign "Breaking siege on Gaza" will be launched today, Saturday, from before the State Council Court in Giza at 11.00 am.

MB Lawyers Confirm Their List Is National, Say Position on Chairman Still Undecided

Media spokesman of Islamic Sharia Committee (dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood) in the Bar Association Mohamed Tosson confirmed that the Muslim Brotherhood and their allies in the committee were nominated

Egypt: Eight Missing Amid Rising Crackdown on Gaza Demos

Egyptian state security forces cracked down on pro-Gaza protesters in the northern governorate of Al-Beheirah on Thursday and kidnapped around eight citizens who were taking part in the demos, Ikhwanweb

Where is your conscience america?

The Iraqi prisoners of war in U.S. occupation jails in Iraq are being exposed to torture, lynching and assassination at the hands of the reactionary sectarian "Criminal Court". This Court

Promoting democracy, not regime change

Elections do little to enhance democratic development if state institutions are ineffective or unresponsive, argues Rep. David Price (D-NC) in a forthcoming issue of The Washington Quarterly. The new administration

The Case for Democracy Promotion

In a piece in the Washington Quarterly, Rep. David Price (D-NC) presents the case for a sustained U.S. commitment to democracy promotion abroad, and offers practical advice to the new

The Baby, the Bathwater, and the Freedom Agenda in the Middle East

Michele Dunne has a new piece in the Washington Quarterly titled “The Baby, the Bathwater, and the Freedom Agenda in the Middle East.” In it, she urges Barack Obama to

Hot off the Presses: New Arab Reform Bulletin

The December issue of Carnegie’s Arab Reform Bulletin is up. With characteristic excellence, the new issue includes an article on Iraq’s upcoming provincial elections, and a piece analyzing the evolution

POMED Asks: “As President, What Should Obama Say to the Middle East?”

In this period of transition, as we all look toward the Middle East policy of the new Obama administration, we here at POMED have asked a variety of respected voices