The Muslim Brotherhood's reaction to the Hizbullah controversy reveals that until now the movement is split in its strategic outlook between two opposing political directions, writes Amr Hamzawi

The sectarian nightmare the US occupation created in Iraq will haunt the country for years, writes Ayman El-Amir

Rather than argue the fate of the Arab peace initiative, the Arab order should focus on building its capacities, writes Abdallah El-Ashaal

The revelation of a Hizbullah cell in Egypt is just the tip of the iceberg of far deeper regional problems, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

US Republicans appear unable to accept that they squarely lost the right to dictate US politics, writes James Zogby