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Jihad and homosexuality: a history of entanglement

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"We will not tolerate politicians blaming Muslims for a few people"

Godfathers of Terror

Their sights set on the elections, militant groups in Iraq are now stirring up more violence than ever. Radical Islamists such as Abu Musab al-Zarqawi are particularly interested in torpedoing the elections. Alexandra Senfft took a closer look at Zarqawi's networks and his political goals

A Dangerous Time Bomb

The population of Iran and the Arab world is growing at a dizzying rate. Peter Philipp says that, if these young people are to be offered a perspective as they storm into the job market, the West must help in promoting the economic development of these countries.

Mirages and Realities

The latest Arab Human Development Report, by richly documenting the deep social problems of the Arab world, reinforces awareness among Arab citizens of how far they must go to achieve democratic freedoms.

The Defendants Are Absent

Istanbul is hosting the final meeting of the "World Tribunal on Iraq" which is made up of NGOs and aims to hold to account the US and its allies for the invasion of Iraq. Dorian Jones reports

Iraqi Scholars Plea for German Help

Germany's archive of documents on the former communist regime is a good example for Iraq, say two scholars who are collecting millions of documents they hope will be evidence in trials against Hussein and his cohorts.

The Struggle for Islam

The Islamic world urgently needs reform initiatives, says the Lebanese scholar of Islam Ridwan al-Sayyid. Wolfgang G. Schwanitz has read al-Sayyid's latest book "The Struggle for Islam" and says it should also be studied in the West