Saddam Hussein's execution may have ended an era in Iraq's turbulent history, but will his successors be able to avoid the abyss of sectarian strife, asks Salah Hemeid

Saddam is hanged and the government plans to send the army door to door to root out the resistance, reports Nermeen Al-Mufti

If Bush doesn't radically change direction on Iraq, the region could be massively upturned, writes Ramzy Baroud

The true story behind the Ethiopian invasion of Somalia, the US bombardment of the country and the instalment of the pro-Western and secular transitional government has yet to be told, writes Gamal Nkrumah

Senior Fatah leader Nabil Amr tells Erica Silverman that Hamas must moderate its position or nothing