Instead of forming their own parties, Copts need to integrate into Egyptian politics at all levels, best protecting their interests in a multicultural society, writes Samir Sobhi

Criticism where criticism is due, but the media should not be a showground for erroneous piffle and tittle-tattle, writes Mahmoud Mourad

While it might have appeared that the Egyptian-Israeli peace was at risk following the January Revolution, all indications are that it remains robust, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

Until Egyptian politics moves beyond ideological sloganeering tyranny will remain a risk, writes Azmi Ashour

History repeats itself, as next year's US presidential elections looks increasingly like a replay of 1996, writes James Zogby

While widely lauded, Mahmoud Abbas's approach to the UN for statehood recognition is deeply suspect, and even dangerous to the Palestinian cause, writes Ramzy Baroud