Did the recent elections halt the revolution? Not if it is seen as a process of ongoing change, writes Ahmed El-Tonsi

Ending military rule is the only way out of Egypt's political and social impasse, writes Seif Abu Zeid

There is a dangerous contest going on between the US and China for the Asia-Pacific, writes Ramzy Baroud

There is much that can be done to follow up on Palestine's bid for UN membership, asserts John Whitbeck in his open letter

Egypt must climb out of its present foggy abyss, says Charlotte El-Shabrawy

The Shura Council elections expose the limits of the ability of Islamist forces to mobilise the public, writes Ammar Ali Hassan

Pre-revolutionary vices mar Egypt's less than brave new world, writes Abdel-Moneim Said

Al-Assad and his clique have to be routed out, says Ayman El-Amir

High profile and immensely costly projects such as the city of science are a far from efficient way to attempt the regeneration of Egyptian society, argues Tharwat El-Sherbini