The secession of southern Sudan could pose a serious threat to Egypt's national security, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

The premise of fighting terror with violence is nonsensical, counter-productive, and based on cynical private profit, writes Curtis Doebbler

If Israel succeeds in joining NATO, its regional belligerency would be backed by the collective strength of the entire alliance. Before that happens, will the Arabs react, asks Galal Nassar

The reality of Washington is now being reflected in the face of Barack Obama -- a city where politics is not the art of the possible, but business as usual, writes Hassan Nafaa

To get Middle East peace back on the agenda, the Arabs need to seize the initiative, writes James Zogby

Blair's arrogant intransigence on Iraq is reminiscent of the colonial and imperial era that many thought was history, writes Ayman El-Amir

Tel Aviv's recent rhetoric is further proof that Israel cannot exist outside the cycle of perpetual war, writes Ramzy Baroud