Another shameful veto
By Daoud Kuttab US President Barack Obama was on the right side of history when he supported the young, nonviolent protesters in Egypt,[…]
Radio Helping Out World Cup Fans in Jordan
(This was published in June 29th, 2010) By Daoud Kuttab Ingenuity and media entrepreneurship, helped out by technological changes, provided a rare opportunity[…]
Obama’s Veto Is the Wrong Side of History
By Daoud Kuttab President Obama was on the right side of history when he supported the young nonviolent protestors in Egypt. The[…]
Still missing in the Arab world: assembly, free speech
DAOUD KUTTAB From Thursday’s Globe and Mail Ten years ago, I established AmmanNet, the Arab world’s first Internet radio that used technology to[…]
Real freedom of assembly and expression still missing
Following appeared in today’s Jordan Times Real Freedom of Expression still missing By Daoud Kuttab Change to democracy in many Arab countries hinges[…]
Press freedom in Jordan
This article appeared in Jo magazine ( http://bit.ly/hmpZGx ) FEBRUARY 06, 2011 IT DIDN’T TAKE LONG for the new administration to get riled up[…]
The Palestinian Travel Experience
Published in the Jerusalem Post February 11, 2011 By DAOUD KUTTAB Several days before Tuesday January 18, someone in the IDF made a[…]
Arab uprisings winners and losers
By Daoud Kuttab While it is not clear when and how the popular revolt in Egypt will end, it is clear that the[…]
Why Do U.S. Officials Boycott Bethlehem’s Mayor?
Why does the US boycott one of its own citizens who happens to be the Christian mayor of Bethlehem? This has been the[…]
Connected Arab youths
By Daoud Kuttab To understand what is happening in the Arab world today one needs to know only two things: that the majority[…]