Apologists of terror do more harm than good, writes Ibrahim Nafie

The concluding session of the World Tribunal on Iraq (WTI) recently held in Istanbul was an exercise in articulating the principles of international law, writes Khaled Fahmy

As Egypt's presidential and parliamentary election campaigns were poised to begin, the country was suddenly faced with the deadliest terrorist incident in its history. Mohamed Sid-Ahmed comments

A culture of alienation is growing in the Muslim world, one fed by those who claim to be the defenders of Islam, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

Condemning terrorism is not enough. Its cause must be identified and fought, writes Hassan Nafaa

Azmi Bishara delves into the use and abuse of Arab, as adjective and identity

In prioritising stability the Middle East has compromised the very thing it seeks to protect, argues Mustafa El-Feki

In investigations of the Sharm El-Sheikh attacks, the spectre of Al-Qaeda may be a bogeyman concealing the real culprits, writes Diaa Rashwan

Egypt has failed to take a holistic approach to security and terrorism, standing blind before the social and behavioural roots of radical Islam, writes Nabil Abdel-Fattah