The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, declaring again its desire to form a political party, faces no small number of dilemmas, writes Khalil El-Anani

The failure of the Middle East democratisation project is not something to celebrate, even if outside forces championed it; it prefaces the disintegration of the Arab world, writes Bahey Eldin Hassan

When lambasting Islam for alleged ties to terror, critics forget that one in five on the planet are Muslims and that Islam is a vast civilisation, writes Galal Nassar

For the UN to wrest back its proper global role its intervention in Sudan must bring results, writes Mohamed Abul-Fadl

Until Arab regimes embody the people they purport to represent they will remain fearful of them, writes Ayman El-Amir

As Bin Laden conveniently invites all Americans to embrace Islam, thinks Ramzy Baroud , the real message of 11 September is lost: stop the war