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Talking with terrorists : Part 2, Handing victory to the extremists

The United States and its European allies have declared war on terrorism. Yet the policies that the West has instituted in this war are not leading to increased security for

Syria: Proclaim to all free people around the world

Call for solidarity with the international campaign to call off the Syrian law of crime codification No. 49/ 1980 which states that every member of Muslim Brotherhood Organization should be

The problem is not the emergency law

The last report of the national council for human rights in Egypt trouble us about the political formation, it indicates that it is still far away to reach the goal

The Coming Radicalization of Egypt

Terrorist attacks in the Sinai are placing pressure on the ruling Mubarak regime. How much longer will it be before Egypt turns Islamist? Last week, five terrorist attacks took place

What’s ahead for Egypt?

In Brief: The question of who will succeed aging Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak is crucial not just for Egypt but the Arab world. By one count, Hosni Mubarak has escaped

Egypt judges lock horns with regime

 The confrontation stepped up a notch on Thursday between the Egyptian government and reformist judges, who openly called for a change of regime and saw their supporters arrested and beaten

Egypt Goes After Muslim Brotherhood, Again

The Muslim Brotherhood said Saturday that Egyptian authorities detained 43 members of the fundamentalist group over the past two days, including 25 as they were hanging posters condemning Egypt’s emergency

Tens of Muslim Brotherhood and Kefaya Activists Rounded up

In a new episode of arrests among political activists and members of the Muslim Brotherhood calling for reform, the Egyptian police rounded up 25 of the Muslim Brotherhood ranks from

The Emergency Law in Egypt

The emergency law is a tool in the hands of the executive power to storm many basic rights and freedom guaranteed by the Egyptian Constitution. Since the assassination of President

Has the Saudi Kingdom Reformed?

On February 14, 1945, President Franklin D. Roosevelt met with King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman al-Saud on board the USS Quincy, anchored in the Great Bitter Lake along the Suez Canal