States are lining up to take advantage of the partition of Sudan. Egypt cannot ignore what is happening and must take a role, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

Everyone wants to know who perpetrated the Alexandria bombing, but the nature of extremist Islamist cells makes it difficult to know who ordered it, writes Ammar Ali Hassan

Rampant religious bigotry on all sides and a state preoccupied with political survival is the crucial context that allowed the Alexandria terrorist attack to happen, writes Khalil El-Anani

While the US is leading the fanfare on the partition of Sudan in the name of the right to self-determination, it continues to block the same right for Palestinians, writes Ayman El-Amir

Many are the structural factors that led the Arabs to neglect Sudan. The question now is whether the Arabs have anything to contribute on the issue at all, writes Mohamed Anis Salem

More states recognise the state of Palestine than an independent Kosovo, but while the latter is unquestioned by the Western media, the former is deemed an aspiration, writes John Whitbeck