The spirit and substance of Mubarak's guidelines for educational reform are readily transferable to other areas, writes Ibrahim Nafie

The war on terror might be bogus, but modern great powers are adept at creating the conditions under which the patently false becomes horribly real, writes M Shahid Alam

The United States and Israel might want to turn on Iran next, but to do so would be rank folly, writes Ahmed Abdel-Ghani

The cabal that four years ago took over the White House brought with them a philosophy of power which ought to be consigned to the dustbin of history, writes Mazin Qumsiyeh

Samir Ghattas discusses the puzzling phenomenon of the consummate durability of Sharon, Peres and Arafat

Arabs who support Al-Qaeda, according to a recent poll, are educated and apparently well off. This slant towards irrationality must be addressed, writes Emad Gad

Zionism also trampled over Arab Jews, writes Yehudith Harel

The world's sole superpower should adopt a gentler approach to the world's problems. El-Sayed Amin Shalabi leafs through Zbigniew Brzezinski's The Choice: Global Domination or Global Leadership