A comprehensive agenda Adopting a framework for comprehensive peace in the Middle East is the change that Obama really needs to herald, write Ezzedine Choukri-Fishere and Omar Dajani
In Focus: Ready to change Optimism must be tempered but Obama's election still contains the seeds of hope, writes Galal Nassar
Choose your region Iran is no enemy in the region, and neither is Turkey, writes Amin Howeidi
Together they did Barack Obama's historic victory spells the end of the Bush nightmare, but also opens unique possibilities, writes Chronis Polychroniou
Journalists shouldn't Syrian propaganda is behind stories of Lebanese terror in Syria, and some journalists are playing along, writes Hussain Abdul-Hussain
Invisible casualties of war Women may not be regularly fixtures of the front line but inevitably they form the bulk of the victims of any conflict, writes Ramzy Baroud
The party goes on Egypt's ruling party could have done better, argues Ammar Ali Hassan
Revitalising America's image A revival in America's reputation ultimately rests not on diplomacy but substantive policy change, writes Amr Abdel-Atti
Open letter to Obama The next US president is uniquely placed to bring change, hope and peace to a troubled world, and to do so must begin in the Middle East, writes Aijaz Zaka Syed
American Muslims celebrate While Obama's election left millions euphoric, much work remains to be done, writes Abdus Sattar Ghazali
|
Recommend
Comment
