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Democratization Illusion In The Arab World

Democratizing the Arab world is the most controversial topic in America. Some serious analysts, politicians and ideologists involved in this controversy, meanwhile some trivial figures joined it. Both the pros

Re-amending Article 76 on the Apparent and Hidden Levels

On the occasion of holding the new parliamentary term, President Mubarak seized the opportunity of meeting with the members of the parliamentary body of the ruling party to declare agreeing

EU MPs express “deep shock” at IOF carnage in Gaza

A group of EU parliamentarians have expressed "deep shock" over the tragic events in Beit Hanun city in northern Gaza Strip, including massacring more than 95 Palestinian citizens and wounding

Labor Elections: Painful History, Dark Future

The Egyptian political arena is witnessing, these days, labor elections that are considered the strongest and hottest throughout its history, more than 100 years. Egypt’s first labor union was established

Amr Khaled in London: In the Footsteps of the Beloved (saw) – this Saturday

The Radical Middle Way project is pleased to presentIn the Footsteps of the Belovedwith Amr Khaled Friends House, 173 Euston Road, Lon

Iraq: IIP Threatens To Quit Gov’t

Iraqi Vice President and Chairman of Iraqi Islamic Party (IIP)Tarek Al  Hashemi threatened to withdraw from Iraqi government, citing the policy of exclusion and marginalization adopted by the incumbent government. Al