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Sunday, 15 August 2010 14:47 |
| Al Waref Figure of the Month
By Alissa Orlando
The Al-Waref Institute recognizes Dr. Nawal El Saadawi as the Figure of the Month for August. Despite political prosecution, Saadawi has been a strong voice for political reform and women’s rights. Her writings continue to inspire the international community to fight for an end to aggression against women.
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Monday, 26 July 2010 19:53 |
 | By Tarek Heggy- Member of Al Waref Advisory Board
Al Waref Exclusive
In Egypt, the Copts are being denied access to certain high positions, deprived from the freedom to build new churches, and suffering from increasing suffocating fanaticism from all directions. |
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 | Courtesy VIrginia Gentelman
Patrick Murray is a Republican running for Congress in the 8th Congressional district. Here is our interview:
"When I retired from the Army, I was very concerned about the direction of our country. In foreign policy, it appears the current Nancy Pelosi-Jim Moran regime is more concerned about how well the US is liked rather than how much we are respected. This weakens our country and makes the world more dangerous, leading to an increased chance of otherwise avoidable military conflict". |
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 | On April 25th. every Lebanese citizen, institution, organization, association who supports the principle of secularism is invited to participate in this gathering as a free, responsible and independent member.
Everyone who identifies with this call is urged to deliver this message to all his acquaintances (friends, family members, religious and non-religious), and to do his best in informing the maximum number of citizens about this gathering. |
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 | On March 25 & 26, ArabNet 2010 is the “first international conference for the Arab web industry, bringing together leaders from across the MENA, Europe and Silicon Valley to discuss cutting-edge trends and emerging opportunities. |
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Monday, 22 February 2010 09:31 |
 | by Francis Fukuyama
Courtesy Wall Street Journal
President Obama's recent drop in the polls has not been accompanied by a corresponding rebound in public opinion concerning the foreign policy of his predecessor George W. Bush. |
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