Another lame summit Without the collective political resolve necessary to face imminent regional challenges, the annual Arab summit will remain a pointless exercise, writes Hassan Nafaa
Ending political monotony With mid-term legislative elections coming up later this year, what steps can ordinary people take to dispel political monotony, asks Amr Hamzawy
The road to hell How can Obama expiate America for the sins of Guantanamo and its embrace of torture, asks James Zogby
Caught red- handed Can the European countries involved really allow Israel to use their passports for state sponsored extrajudicial killing, asks Ayman El-Amir
Mossad's murderous reach Israel's practice of extraterritorial assassination is a threat to the very basis of the international order, writes James Petras
Getting away with murder Israel has been caught with a smoking gun in Dubai, but Washington is turning a blind eye, writes Aijaz Zaka Syed
US vs Iran in Iraq Events in Iraq are spinning out of whatever control the US still has there, warns Nicola Nasser
The El-Baradei phenomenon The entrance of El-Baradei to the Egyptian political scene gives secular and liberal opposition parties a chance to regain ground from Islamists, writes Abdel-Moneim Said
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