by Ahmed Janabi The fall of Baghdad to invading US-led forces in April 2003 marked the end of decades of one party rule in Iraq. When the Iraqi Arab Baath Socialist party assumed power in 1968, a national...

by Ahmed Janabi UN Security Council Resolution 1559 set up an inquiry commission to investigate former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq al-Hariri's murder after a UN fact-finding mission found that Lebanon's own investigation was...

A joint statement by the Arab Commission for Human Rights in Paris and International Justice Organisation in The Hague has expressed concerns about the unrest in al-Ahwaz town in southwestern Iran.

Nawal al-Sadawi, an intellectual who intends to run for the Egyptian presidency, says she has been prevented from holding a meeting in her village.

by Ahmed Janabi Assassinations continue to be the signposts of Lebanon's political history despite the passage of 15-odd years since the end of the civil war. Between 1989, when the Taif Accords were signed, and...

Memo To: Website Fans, Browsers, ClientsFrom: Jude WanniskiRe: An Interview with Muhammad al-Duri It's almost two years since the invasion of Iraq and the world has not been able to hear from...