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Statement Against International Intervention In Sudan

The USA’s arrogant behavior in its mad drive to dominate the world and seize control of countries’ political, economic, social, and cultural resources by undermining the security of states and

Sawasya Condemns Violation of Freedoms At Al-Azhar University

Sawasya Center for Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination received several complaints from students in Al-Azhar University via e-mail and telephone confirming the presence of security harassments of students to the extent of

Mubarak: Egypt’s new ’pharaoh’ and great survivor

No successor named for Egypt’s Presidency, Hosni Mubarak’s new six-year term expires in 2011. Twenty-five years after being catapulted into Egypt’s top job by the assassination of his mentor Anwar

Imperial Designs vs. Reality in Lebanon

The war unleashed by the Israeli armed forces in July and August 2006 against Hezbollah and Lebanon as a whole was accompanied by a major offensive in the Gaza strip

Remarks With Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal

Remarks With Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal

Ein Shams Students Protest Harassment of Veiled Student

 The incident took place last week when a vieled student at The Faculty of Education, Ein Shams University, was hanging a poster encouraging students to properly observe the month of

Political Islam: Ready for Engagement?

The voluminous literature on reform and democratization in the Middle East region reveals a number of facts: a main obstacle to reform is the incumbent regimes that have been trying

No Democracy For You!

Condoleezza Rice’s visit to Egypt this week was notable for what she said and who she met, but more notable for what she didn’t say and whom she didn’t meet.

Hamas Blames Fatah For Latest Violence

Representative of Hamas in Lebanon Osama Hamdan has categorically blamed PA chief Mahmoud Abbas for the unfortunate bloody incidents in Gaza and the West Bank on Sunday, adding that Abbas’

Has the West been silenced by Islam?

In an age scarred by flashpoints between cultures and religions, it is easy to make accusations of prejudice or bigotry. But, argues Paul Vallely, we have all got something to