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Daily News Analysis

Lebanese government collapses after Hizbullah members resign

Crescent International

Safar 07, 14322011-01-12

The Lebanese government collpased on January 12 following the resignation of 10 Hizbullah cabinet ministers. Another minister, Adnan Sayed Hussein, an ally of Hizbullah, resigned a few hours later bringing the total to 11 ministers quitting the 30-member cabinet.

News & Analysis

Pakistan burning at both ends

Waseem Shehzad

Shawwal 22, 14312010-10-01

At the other end of the country, violence has periodically erupted between different ethnic and political groups in Karachi

Special Reports

Pakistan: third-class US ally

Zia Sarhadi

Ramadan 22, 14312010-09-01

Now to the situation in Pakistan, and the inability of the government to properly address the crisis. Any subscriber of Crescent International knows that Pakistan has been the subject of numerous articles and opinion pieces, and thus this is not the place to go over a detailed history of the country and outside involvement in its internal affairs.

Occupied Arab World

Egypt’s ‘democratic reforms’ seek to entrench dynastic rule

M.A. Shaikh

Shawwal 18, 14252004-12-01

The ailing 76-year-old president Husni Mubarak, who has ruled Egypt for 23 years with an iron grip, is busy paving the way for Jamal, one of his sons, to succeed him...

Occupied Arab World

Kuwait lurching deeper into political crisis as parliament questions minister on financial allegations

Our Own Correspondent

Rabi' al-Thani 20, 14232002-07-01

Kuwait lurched deeper into political crisis on June 24, when the country’s parliament began to question Dr Youssef al-Ibrahim, finance minister and minister of planning and managerial development, about allegations that he mismanaged the state’s finances.

World

Dhaka convictions open old wounds

Shafiqul Islam

Sha'ban 27, 14191998-12-16

Far from closing the book on acrimonious debate to move forward, the ruling Awami League party in Bangladesh insists on opening old wounds.

South-East Asia

President Suharto clings to power amid serious political challenge

Jakarta Correspodent

Shawwal 11, 14161996-04-01

The problem with ‘strong’ leaders is that they do not leave behind an obvious successor. This is further complicated if the ‘strong’ leader also happens to be in power for a long time.

Special Reports

Power after 21 years in wilderness

Shafiqul Islam

Dhu al-Qa'dah 12, 14161996-04-01

Last month, Shaikh Hasina Wajed, leader of the Awami League, was sworn in as the prime minister of Bangladesh, thus ending 21 years in the political wilderness.

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