Under a new Secretary-General, the Arab League begins a new phase in its life
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The departure of the Yemeni president to Saudi Arabia has changed the balance of power and opened the way to different scenarios emerging of the country's future
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Periods following the fall of a regime are often turbulent, but some appear to be embracing chaos in the name of the revolution
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Confounding his critics, Obama has delivered a bigger blow to Al-Qaeda than ever did his predecessor
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The changing political winds in the Middle East helped guide Fatah and Hamas to reconcile, but if the deal is to endure it is the Palestinian leaders who must stand strong in the face of pressures and challenges
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While the people learn, autocratic regimes look the other way and pretend not to see, because they are incapable of learning
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While the people should hold accountable the corrupted of the Mubarak era, also censured should be those who would drive the country to chaos, even in the name of revolution
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The future has opened up in Egypt, which could give rise to dreams or nightmares
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Faced with a choice between indefinite chaos and a swift return to normality, the Egyptian people wisely chose the latter
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Accepting the constitutional amendments is the best to make swift change; rejecting them opens the way to drift and lost momentum for the 25 January Revolution
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Those who are turning against the army are ignorant of the role it played in the revolution and its status as the last bulwark against anarchy
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The key role of young activists in organizing the protests that lead to a revolution does not prevent the participation of other groups in the formation of a state that should reflect the ideals of its revolution
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