The "land swap" rubric of Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations conceals Israel's occupation of Palestinian land and is one step away from legitimising its illegal settlements, writes Hassan Nafaa

We need to redefine corruption the better to fight it, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

On the back of the global financial crisis, the balance of power is shifting from debtors to creditors, and foremost to China, writes Galal Nassar

Assertions without substance, prejudice without apology, violence without regret; these are the foundations of the Zionist dream of Israel, writes Shahid Alam

Unseemly wrangling over power within the Muslim Brotherhood may have terminally damaged the group's public credibility, writes Khalil El-Anani

Ankara, writes Ramzy Baroud, is no longer willing to play second fiddle to anyone

For Obama, the best form of defence is attack: to be clearer and more resolute on his reform agenda, writes James Zogby