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Author: Ramzy Baroud Created: 24/12/2006 12:58
Ramzy Baroud is a widely respected journalist and Editor-in-Chief of the Palestine Chronicle. His writing has been published in newspapers worldwide from the Washington Post to the Japan Times.

Alberto Gonzales and Coup Against Democracy
By Ramzy Baroud on 06/08/2007 08:40
The name of Alberto Gonzales is rapidly becoming synonymous with all that has gone wrong under the Bush administration. Repeated media discussions of the US Secretary of State in the most contentious tones have served to lay the blame for all the ailments that infected American democracy under Bush squarely on one man's shoulders.
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For Boycott to Be Effective, an International Coalition Is Indispensable
By Ramzy Baroud on 05/06/2007 13:05
South Africa's Minister of Intelligence Ronnie Kasrils whispered to me as I sat down following a most enthusiastic speech I gave at a recent conference in Cape Town: "if you want the world to heed to your call for boycotting Israel, the call has to originate from the Palestinian leadership itself."

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Darfur: The Hourglass of Blood
By Ramzy Baroud on 16/05/2007 13:13

The Darfur crisis in Sudan is perhaps the most politically convoluted conflict in the world today. Its underpinnings involve local, regional and international players, all selfishly vying for power and economic interests. Alliances shift like quicksand, reminiscent of Lebanon. Neither the interest of the people of Darfur, nor the sovereignty of Sudan seem to be a major concern to any of those involved: a regime fightin ...

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Freedom for Alan Johnston
By Ramzy Baroud on 26/04/2007 10:23
In Trafalgar Square in London, dozens of journalists representing every major news organisation descended on a designated corner in the tourist infested area in support of Alan Johnston, the BBC correspondent kidnapped in Gaza on March 12, 2006, one month after his or ...
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Palestinians Must Redefine Struggle
By Ramzy Baroud on 26/03/2007 09:40
It’s never easy, although a sure assertion, to maintain that the Palestinian front, at home as well as abroad remains as fragmented and self-consumed, thus ineffective, as ever before, but most notably during the disastrous post-Oslo period.
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Losing Focus: Peace and Justice Movement in Britain at Crossroad
By Ramzy Baroud on 12/03/2007 17:23
Growing up in a Palestinian refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, it was a very familiar encounter: Israeli soldiers storming our house accompanied by shouts of terror and a barrage of insults. Such recollections make me shudder to this day.
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A Democracy in Crisis: Who is Really in Control?
By Ramzy Baroud on 01/03/2007 10:34
Years back, an old and astute professor at the University of Washington ended a fascinating lecture to a small group of freshmen with the following contention: "Our country might find itself in a position that could force it to deprive its citizens from certain freedoms to preserve basic rights."
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The Final Punch: Removing Iran from the New Middle East Equation
By Ramzy Baroud on 22/02/2007 13:52
The configuration of the New Middle East — as envisaged by US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice during the Israeli war against Lebanon in July-August 2006, most certainly has no place for more than one regional power broke.
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Countdown for Iran: When Commonsense is Nonsense
By Ramzy Baroud on 12/02/2007 14:04
The relationship between Iran and the United States is one of peculiar temperament: intense but accommodating at times, barefaced and seemingly self-destructive at others.
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One Last Chance for Sanity in Iraq
By Ramzy Baroud on 02/01/2007 13:21
US President George W Bush's new war strategy due to be officially announced on Wednesday, which will likely meet an uphill battle at the now Democrat-controlled Congress, is a slap in the face of the majority of American voters, and indeed the democratic process.
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Ramzy Baroud is a widely respected journalist and Editor-in-Chief of the Palestine Chronicle. His writing has been published in newspapers worldwide from the Washington Post to the Japan Times. He teaches Mass Communication at Australia’s Curtin University of Technology in Malaysia.

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