Change we can believe in is needed as much at the international level as at the US national level, writes Hassan Nafaa

With Obama fully assimilated into the American machine, and with Arab disunity as stark as ever, the region shouldn't expect change any time soon, writes Azmi Bishara

Over Georgia, the world has seen a glimpse of what the next US presidency would be like under McCain or under Obama, writes James Zogby

The Georgian war on South Ossetia was a leap forward in US attempts to control the Eurasian region by proxy, writes Ramzy Baroud

Its leaders try not to flinch, but a few more steps will make certain a potentially devastating military strike on Iran, writes Hussain Abdul-Hussain