Keeping up the momentum The re-launch of the 2002 Beirut initiative presents a new opportunity for peace at last, writes Ibrahim Nafie
Khatami at Al-Azhar Mustafa El-Feki reflects on the enlightening message Iran's former president delivered in the name of tolerance during his recent visit to the bastion of Islam, Al-Azhar
What the moderate Arab world is In the second of two pieces examining Iran's rising regional role, Amal Saad-Ghorayeb argues that attempts by "moderate" Arab leaders to whip up popular fear of Iran are US-orchestrated and aimed to keep in-check regional resistance to US-Israeli plans
Of cabbages and kings When fundamentalists laud democracy, it's time to throw up your hands, writes Abdel-Moneim Said
In Focus: Bazaar diplomacy When will the Arabs understand that the United States and Israel are not in the business of proposing equitable solutions to the Arab-Israeli conflict, asks Galal Nassar
Finishing what Sadat started As Arab states edge towards peace with Israel we should commemorate and give due credit to the man who took the first step on that path, writes Karim Yehia Youssef
On whose side is Al-Qaeda? Tension between the national resistance in Iraq and Al-Qaeda mounts as the latter makes a bid for power monopoly, writes Lamis Andoni
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