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Judges tried in absentee, Egyptian security beat protesters in Cairo

State Security police in massive numbers surrounded all entries to downtown Cairo to prevent large number of Egyptians who came from all over the country to show their solidarity to

When Judges Are Beaten

In Egypt we don’t have any confidence in US policy because it is a contradictory policy that pays lip service to democracy while supporting dictatorships. We have confidence in the

Gamal Mubarak Denies Egypt Reneging on Reform

The son of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak denied accusations from the opposition that the regime was not delivering on his father’s promises of reform. "I say this is not true,"

Jordan Arrests 30 Muslim Brothers on Charges of Smuggling Katucha Rockets

Jordan Arrests 30 Muslim Brothers on Charges of  Smuggling Katucha Rockets and Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood Regards This as a Conspiracy Between the Government and Fath Movement Designed to Foil the

Muslim Brotherhood provides wake-up call for Egyptian House

Six months after shock electoral gains, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood have injected new life into Parliament but some argue they have failed to propose a program beyond a systematic opposition to

King’s interview with MBC regional director and senior correspondent of Al Arabiya

Q. Your Majesty, let’s start with the terrorism that threatens people’s security, especially in this region. Please allow me to be frank. You announced after the attacks on Amman last

Four Members of the Muslim Brotherhood Arrested in Alexandria

A state security police force arrested four members of the Muslim Brotherhood after searching their houses Monday morning in Alexandria-District of Al Gomrok and Al Manshya-north of Egypt.

Akef Denies Muslim Brotherhood is Eyeing The Presidency

In an interview with al-Maseer al-Arabi Newspaper (translated by Ikhwanweb);the Muslim Brotherhood Chairman, Mr. Mohamed Akef, anwered questions on the issues of power succession in Egypt, the standoff with judiciary,

The Wind of Change Stronger Than Expected

The Egyptian government has made a strategic mistake by extending the application of the Emergency Law, in force since 1981 following the assassination of the former Egyptian President, Anwar Sadat.