Choice in Middle Eastern politics ranges from the bad to the worse, and Egypt is no exception.

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No matter how sincere Obama has been in his outreach to Iran's leadership, he must recognize that rapprochement is impossible.

The following is a transcript of an interview with Paul Wolfowitz given by CNN's Piers Morgan.

Many analysts see the shadow of Iran's Islamic revolution in the Egyptian chaos. One parallel is certain: Should Mubarak flee, it will be the end of the beginning rather than the beginning of the end.

With popular revolts toppling long-standing Arab dictatorships, Obama wants to know why the intelligence community was once again taken by surprise.

The world is still far from safe. Not only have democratic hopes faltered, but long-time foundations of regional stability are crumbling, to our detriment and that of our friends.

There is cause for celebration in the death of a deeply evil man with much blood on his hands and more innocent deaths in his mind, but no cause to waver in our determination to press forward in this conflict against a determined foe.