Washington's best alternative to resource insecurity, regional instability and costly military misadventures is to support true democracy, justice and non-bias, writes Ayman El-Amir

Those who seek to foster discord between Islam and Christianity ignore the decrees of the one to whom Islam was divinely revealed, writes Muqtedar Khan

It is the quest for religious purity that is at the heart of growing sectarian strife in Egypt, writes Amr Hamzawy

The question of Gaza is not just about border security, but also the relation of state and society to religion, or between the secular and theocratic state and the proponents of each, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

Too much innocent blood has been spilled in the name of Islam. It is time the madness came to an end, writes Aijaz Zaka Syed

American pundits who pontificate on the internal affairs of others only reveal themselves as irrelevant and ridiculous, writes Hamid Dabashi

A large part of the suffering of Haiti now is due to US efforts to keep the country down, writes Curtis Doebbler