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Comment: Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's "war on terrorism" in Sinai is failing, but he doesn't seem aware or even care, says Khalil al-Anani.

Comment: Differences are emerging between the Egyptian and Saudi Arabian leaderships over crises in Syria, Libya and Yemen, says Khalil al-Anani.

Comment: Critical operational and philosophical questions need to be addressed before any joint Arab military force becomes a reality.

Comment: The Muslim Brotherhood is not the threat to the region many reactionary regimes have tried to portray it as.

Comment: The difference in the reaction to Kamel's leaks and Clinton's emails, highlights political differences between Egypt and the US, a failed country and a successful one, writes Khalil al-Anani.

Comment: Much of the Middle East is in a state of flux, and the old constants have disappeared. The next few months are only likely to usher in further change.

Comment: President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's campaign against his political opponents has divided Egypt, and is inciting attacks in the Sinai.

The future of the revolution looks bleak as weaknesses and divisions in the opposition reinforce the regime's position.

Counter-revolutionary forces are rolling back the gains of the Arab Spring.

Attacks against Egyptian soldiers in Sinai raise questions about whether radical groups are getting help from the inside.