America's Jerusalem
According to President Clinton Jerusalem was "the most difficult problem" discussed at Camp David. It was also main cause behind the summit's failure, writes Graham Usher from Jerusalem

Before the fall
Thomas Gorguissian reports from Camp David on the final days before the breakdown of the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations

Creative solutions
Was the United States a truly honest broker in the Camp David talks? Lamis Andoni, in Washington, argues that nearly all US proposals to settle the conflict aimed at emphasising Israel's dominance

Apologies to my son
The tragedy's final act is drawing to a close, writes Abdel-Jawwad Saleh. The sound and the fury signify nothing

War whoops in Sudan
Intensified fighting between the government and the Sudan People's Liberation Army spells disaster for the civilian population in southern Sudan, writes Gamal Nkrumah

New wave of terror
At least 250 Algerians have been killed since the beginning of July by suspected militants, who seem to be mounting a new campaign of terror across the country, reports Khaled Dawoud

Guerrillas on extended leave
What lies in store for Hizbullah resistance fighters after their triumphant liberation of south Lebanon from Israel? Ranwa Yehia talks to one of the brave men in black