Abdallah Al-Ashaal* argues that the controversy over Danish cartoons depicting the prophet can only be settled in the courts
There is little need to elaborate on the causes and repercussions of the current controversy between the Muslim world and (...)
Wresting the task of defending justice from politicians and leaving it to courts helps to prevent war crimes and other atrocities, writes Abdallah Al-Ashaal*
The massacres of Sabra and Shatila perpetrated in September 1982 claimed approximately (...)
Pakistan may portray as insignificant the thawing of its relations with Israel, but all indications are to the contrary, writes Abdallah Al-Ashaal
On 1 September, the foreign ministers of Pakistan and Israel met in Istanbul, marking the first-ever (...)
The draft Iraqi constitution is set to break the country into three, pitching ethnic and denominational differences against each other and isolating Arabs, writes Abdallah Al-Ashaal*
The draft constitution of Iraq is subject to heated debate, the (...)
Justice and occupation are as opposed as truth and hypocrisy, writes Abdallah Al-Ashaal*
A US military court has passed a light sentence on a soldier convicted of torturing Iraqi civilians in Abu Ghraib -- apparently because the soldier was carrying (...)
