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	Considering Egypt’s other lives One of the quotes most often used by animal welfare activists around the world is from Mohandas Gandhi, the great Indian social activist and leader: "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." >>> More

	Showing strength through mercy There is a strong connection between the Hudaibiya treaty tackled in this corner last week and the conquest of Mecca. >>> More

	Much ‘talk’ about nothing For more than 60 years now, the selection of a new venue for the on-and-off Palestinian-Israeli peace talks has been fought over by peace sponsors, partners, negotiators and activists, as well as lovers of peace and its enemies. >>> More

	Let's all stop smoking Smoking is very dangerous and all governments are doing their best to ban this habit in public areas, even in bars. An active smoker is someone who smokes, while a passive smoker inhales the smoke from active smokers' cigarettes. Even passive smokers can develop heart disease and cancer. >>> More

	Gazette Reminiscences The Revolution and students (19), Nasser to speak Recognising the scale, significance, current as well as other possible consequences of the student unrest, President Gamal Abdul Nasser decided to confront the situation in his own usual way, i.e.addressing the nation through as big a rally as was possible under the then prevailing circumstances. >>> More

	A love affair with makeup DUBAI -- Every time my mother comes to see me in Dubai, we have a big argument about how I look! She wants me to have lighter hair, dye my eyebrows and generally look more like a fashionable Iranian girl. >>> More

	Separate but parallel lives Sometimes I get the feeling that in Egypt the citizens and the governmental powers are living in two separate but parallel universes, that rarely have occasion to touch one another. >>> More

	A potent victory, not a concession FROM the many lessons that Muslims should draw from the life of the Prophet Mohamed (peace be upon him) was that of his wisdom in dealing with his enemies and how to accept making compromises when they were for the welfare of the entire nation. >>> More

	A museum like a Swiss cheese I was planning to resume my articles this week on schizophrenic Muslims, who are doing much injustice to themselves and their religion. But I rapidly changed my mind when a masterpiece by the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh was cut out of its frame in the Mr & Mrs Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil Museum in Giza last week and simply disappeared. >>> More

	2020 – a power shift in the making President of Brazil Luiz Inacio has put this way the current economic mess is the fault of “white people with blue eyes”. He means the greed of the rich people in the West is responsible. He later accused the US government officials of corruption especially as they facilitate the drug trafficking into the US. >>> More

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