The US is locked down in Iraq with only time left to tell which side of the equation, itself or the Iraqi resistance, will prevail, writes Ahmed Abdel-Halim

The on-the-ground reality of Israel's moral bankruptcy in its genocidal policies towards the Palestinians remains as clear as ever, writes Mustafa Barghouti

Sharon's surprise departure from the Likud in Israel and the gains made by the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt's parliamentary elections changed the landscape in both countries. Will this affect the relationship between them? Asks Mohamed Sid-Ahmed

Police violence mars the second round of elections, but judges airing off to the media didn't help matters either, writes Ibrahim Nafie

The Muslim Brotherhood, far from adhering to defined principles, is a movement that employs political opportunism at will, writes Salah Eissa

If parliamentary elections have proved anything it is that now is the time for change, writes Hassan Nafaa

The Muslim Brotherhood's success in Egypt's parliamentary elections is based on its honesty, diligence and appeal as a mirror of Islamic heritage, writes Essam El-Erian

There is both less and more to the struggle between the NDP and the Muslim Brotherhood than meets the eye, writes Samir Morcos

As the price of oil rockets, pouring cash into the region, it is the private sector of business investment that should be bolstered, not monolithic state bureaucracies, writes Abdel-Moneim Said