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Afghan President Hamid Karzai reacts during a press conference at the presidential palace in Kabul. (AP)
Afghan President Asks Why Allies Won't Hit Pakistan
KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai said Thursday that Western allies had the ability to strike at Taliban bases in Pakistan, but questioned their willingness to do so. "The war against terrorism is not in the villages or houses of Afghanistan ...but in the sanctuaries, sources of funding and training (of terrorism) and they ... more
Opinion
Iran and Russia: Pies Falling from the Skies : Amir Taheri
Until just a few months ago the official commentariat in Tehran was building ... more
The Misyar Question! : Dr. Hamad Al-Majid
One of the most charming stories of real Misyar marriage (a marriage where ... more
The Arab Media's Take on Tourist Victims : Muhammad Diyab
Perhaps the Saudi youth who reported being attacked and beaten by two Bahraini ... more
The Niqab… and the Elite : Ali Ibrahim
According to the British press, the latest opinion polls show that 67 percent of ... more
News
Iran Orders its Iraqi Allies to Accept Al-Maliki as PM or Else
Kuwait Gets $650 Mln in Iraqi Reparation: UN
Arabs Meet on Palestinian Peace Talks with Israel
Style & Culture
AFC Chief Backs Qatar's 2022 World Cup Bid
The Ptolemies became Egyptian; The Egyptians Did Not Became Ptolemaic
Muslims Warned Against 'Devilish' Man Utd Jersey
Business
Jordan Steel Posts 65 Pct Drop in H1 Net Profit
Qatar to Supply Full Sept Land Crude Volumes to Asia
Saudi Aramco Awards Contracts for Yanbu Refinery
Media
A Conversation with Newsweek's Fareed Zakaria
CNN Fires Veteran Editor for Mideast over Tweet
Saudi Tycoon to Launch 24-Hour News Channel
Embracing Islam Part One
Securing the Saudi-Iraq Border
Ex-Pakistan Spy Chief Blasts WikiLeaks Report
Q & A with the SPLM's Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth
Asharq Al-Awsat Talks to Tony Blair