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How the US Press Lost Its Way |
People often wonder what happened to the American press after it distinguished itself in the 1970s by exposing the Pentagon Papers and Watergate. How did the US news media lose its way over the past four decades, a question addressed by Robert Parry at a conference on information and secrecy. |
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Unrest Grows in the Run-Up to Egypt's Presidential Election |
While excitement is building over the vote, anxiety and confusion are also mounting as Egypt staggers into the final stages of an erratic transition process overseen by the military that still threatens to come apart, reports Sharif Abdel Kouddous. |
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The Palestinian Nakba: The Resolve of Memory
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Al-Nakba is not a specific date or an estimation of time, but the entirety of those 64 years and counting. The event must not be assigned to the shelves of history, not as long as refugees are still refugees and settlers continue to rob Palestinian land, argues Ramzy Baroud. |
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The Palestinian Struggle Persists and Evolves
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Refugeehood is a heavy weight that constantly pulls you back to the struggle to regain your normalcy in your ancestral land -- as Zionist Jews and Israelis know better than most other people in the world, writes Rami G. Khouri. |
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Algeria and Syria: Dealing with the Islamists
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Both the Algerian and Syrian regimes are, of course, fully aware that anything like a genuine process of political reform would eventually lead to the dismantling of the existing power structures, something neither is yet prepared to tolerate, argues Patrick Seale. |
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Adding Hurdles for Iran to Clear |
The current head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, who was essentially installed by Western powers, is adding new hurdles for Iran to clear before an agreement can be reached on its nuclear program, a standoff addressed by Gareth Porter for Inter Press Service. |
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