The West has waded neck-high into Libya's civil war, and what happens next is anyone's guess, writes Mohamed Anis Salem

The outcome of the Egyptian revolution so far, writes Geoffrey Aronson, is one Washington can live with

Democracies in their beginnings are messy. A case in point is the United States, writes James Zogby

While the complaints of the 25 January Revolution against former president Mubarak are many, it is not clear under which law he can be tried, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

Patience is needed for the Egyptian revolution to bear fruit, though the people expect immediate change, writes Samir Sobhi