The Middle East is in the throes of a radical transformation and still no one seems to notice, writes Khalil El-Anani

The normal rules governing state conduct do not apply to Israel, it appears, writes Shahid Alam

The policy overall appears the same, just the means differing. This is what Obama portends in the post-Bush era, writes Galal Nassar

With his predecessor sunk in the quagmire of Iraq, Obama appears set to be lost in the wilderness of Afghanistan, writes Ramzy Baroud

Whatever the result of Israeli coalition wrangling, the next Israeli government is almost certain to put war on the top of its agenda, writes Nicola Nasser

Danny Boyle's latest creation encapsulates not only the struggle for survival in India, but also the challenges and opportunities faced by India's Muslim community, writes Aijaz Zaka Syed

Hossam Tamam examines ways in which the Israeli war on Gaza has redefined the contours of the Islamist scene