-
Ambassador Nabil Fahmy ((University of Delaware))
In the last month some encouraging signs of legitimate democracy have developed in the Middle East. Nabil Fahmy, Egyptian Ambassador to the United States, discusses the upcoming multi party elections in his own country, elections in Saudi Arabia and the popular movements in Lebanon.
The Purple Rose of Cairo
Nabil Fahmy, Egyptian Ambassador to the United States,
-on the Middle East response to US calls for Democracy
» Egyptian Embassy
-on the Middle East response to US calls for Democracy
» Egyptian Embassy
Analyze This
Linda Feldmann White House Correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor gives analysis on President Bush's Press Co
» Christian Science Monitor
» Christian Science Monitor
Bubble Bubble Toil and Trouble
James Grant editor of Grants Interest Rate Observer John Adams:Party of One (Farrar, Straus and Giroux ( 2005)
-discusses interest rates and credit bubbles
» Grant's Interest Rate Observer
-discusses interest rates and credit bubbles
» Grant's Interest Rate Observer
New York 51
David Yassky New York City Council District 33, Greenpoint, Williamsburg, Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO, and Park Slope
-on life and politics in his district
» David Yassky
-on life and politics in his district
» David Yassky
The Quiet Rebellion
It may not be your typical New York Times front page story, but yesterday’s article on passive aggressive ways to deal with “life’s annoyances” quickly became the paper’s most emailed. They featured the coffee drinker who asks for “medium” when they want a starbucks’ “grande” and a ...