Adam Morrow, an IPS News journalist based in Cairo, discusses the fight for democratic government in Egypt; the outlawing of the Muslim Brotherhood; and the media blackout on popular protests against Egypt's military coup.

Michael Kelly, a writer for Business Insider, discusses Hollywood producer Arnon Milchan's secret double life as an Israeli spy; how Milchan helped advance Israel's nuclear weapons program; and the damage done to Iran's uranium centrifuges by the Stuxnet virus.

John Glaser, editor for Antiwar.com, discusses the pursuit of US global domination and how the "Asia pivot" risks a trade war or shooting war with China.

Patrick Cockburn, a journalist with The Independent, discusses Muqtada al-Sadr's warning of Iraq's dark near-future; Sadr's political coming-of-age under Saddam Hussein and the US occupation; the role of al-Qa'ida, Iran and Syria in Iraq; and why the sectarian divide between Sunni and Shia is as strong as ever.

Trita Parsi, president of the National Iranian American Council, discusses how the Iran nuclear agreement will help determine Iran's future for the next few decades.

Matthieu Aikins, a contributor to Rolling Stone, discusses the "A-Team killings" involving US special forces in Afghanistan; how withdrawing troops and foreign aid could collapse the Afghan government; and the lack of meaningful investigations of the routine abuse and murder of Afghan civilians.

Gareth Porter, an independent investigative journalist and historian, discusses the agreement on Iran's nuclear program and the chances for a lasting peace.

Nima Shirazi, an editor for the online magazine Muftah, discusses the interim deal on Iran-P5+1 nuclear negotiations; the predictable hysterical reactions of Israeli lobbyists, Benjamin Netanyahu and Lindsey Graham; and why it isn't true that "the sanctions worked" to get Iran to the negotiating table.