While some may balk at the results of the first round of the presidential elections, the process as a whole needs to be understood as a victory for the revolution, writes Azmi Ashour

Wracked by internal strife, Yemen is on the edge of collapse while US meddling isn't helping, writes Ramzy Baroud

Instead of embracing a Mubarak throwback, the Zionist lobby is warming to Mohamed Mursi in Egypt's presidential race, sure he will fail miserably and carry the blame, writes Franklin Lamb from Beirut

Islamists didn't hijack the Egyptian revolution; liberals never had the numbers to carry it off, writes Rahim Elkishky

Indications are, despite the high moral rhetoric, the Romney campaign won't stick solely to positive campaigning, writes James Zogby

Egypt needs a president who can share, not monopolise, power, writes Abdel-Moneim Said