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MB in International press October 6, 2005

MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD IN CRISIS?

MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD IN CRISIS? By Evgenii NovikovOn January 14, 2004, the Arab television station Al-Jazeera broadcast a report about the death of Mamoun El Hodeiby, the “spiritual leader” of the

Election Coverage October 5, 2005

Muslim Brotherhood: Alliance for survival

Muslim Brotherhood: Alliance for survival By Doha Al Zohairy in Cairo, Egypt Essam el-Erian says media pressure aided his release (file) On 16 October, the Egyptian authorities released four

MB in International press October 5, 2005

US shifts toward caution on reform in Egypt

US shifts toward caution on reform in EgyptCAIRO (Reuters) - The U.S. approach to political change in Egypt has shifted in favor of those who advocate caution to keep Islamists

MB in International press October 5, 2005

Egypt”s Opposition Leaps to Action

Youth for Change, Journalists for Change, Lawyers for Change. Ever since May 25, when a mob sympathetic to President Hosni Mubarak very publicly beat up a group of female protesters,

Human Rights October 4, 2005

EOHR demands immediate release

EOHR demands immediate release of detained Islamic Brotherhood members The Egyptian Organization for Human Rights (EOHR) condemns the mass arrests of members of the Islamic Brotherhood organisation carried out by

Reports October 1, 2005

Egypt urged to advance democracy

Egypt urged to advance democracy State Department official Cheney meets politicians By NADIA ABOU EL-MAGDTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS CAIRO, Egypt -- A top State Department official said Thursday the Bush administration’s

MB in International press October 1, 2005

Egypt keeps Muslim Brotherhood boxed

Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Nazief is explaining to a small group of reporters his government s commitment to democracy. He promises that restrictions on political parties will soon be eased

MB in International press October 1, 2005

Egypt Opposition Unites Against Mubarak

Egypt Opposition Unites Against Mubarak By NADIA ABOU El-MAGDThe Associated PressCAIRO, Egypt -- Leaders from 10 of Egypt’s major opposition groups agreed to put aside their deep enmity for one

October 1, 2005

Is the U.S. Ready for Egyptian Democracy?

Is the U.S. Ready for Egyptian Democracy?By Geneive Abdo In the wake of Egypt’s reelection of President Hosni Mubarak on Sept. 7, the chattering classes have been pouring praise on

Human Rights October 1, 2005

Civil Rights Activits Munsif Marzuqi

Civil Rights Activits Munsif Marzuqi "The Tyrranical Arab Ragimes Have Turned Us From A Wealthy Nation To Impoverished Peoples." The following are excerpts from an interview with Dr. Munsif Al-Marzuqi,

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