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UK Lawyer Ali Azhar Denied Entry to Egypt

Egyptian security at Cairo International Airport detained British lawyer Ali Azhar for several hours after his arrival in Cairo to show his solidarity with Muslim Brotherhood detainees transferred to the military tribunal

Egypt: Two Bloggers Arrested

Egyptian Watchman blog is reporting that Ahmed El Geizawy of ana Bahebek ya Masr (I love you Egypt) blog and Moataz Adel of Manfa blog were arrested today. The two

The Muslim Brotherhood and Opposition in Egypt

The Muslim Brotherhood (lets call it MB from here on out) is a massive organization, the biggest opposition group by far in Egypt, and everyone I have asked here had

Future challenges for Brotherhood

The present leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood, members of which are known in Arabic as the Ikhwan, has achieved what other Islamist groups have so far failed to do: made

Mixed Baghdad

Bloggers measure the White House’s assessment of Iraq, mock the failure of Sara Taylor’s memory during her Senate testimony, and remember the life of Lady Bird Johnson.

Clark: Muslim Brotherhood Trial in Military Court Is ’Pitiful’

Former U.S. Attorney General: Muslim Brotherhood Trial in Military Court Is ’Pitiful’ Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark on Monday called Egypt’s decision to try 40 members of the country’s

Islamic Group in Lebanon: Fatah Islam Related to Foreign Agendas

The Islamic Group in Lebanon denied having any relation between it and Fatah Al-Islam, confirming that there are huge and radical differences between them.

Hamas Political Quake, its Effect on Mideast Islamic Movements

The effect of the latest incidents in Gaza have caused a kind of havoc, on official and popular levels in our Arab region. This icreased the tension between Islamic movements

Justice Int’l Condemns Barring Lawyers From Attending MB Trial

Dr. Mohieddin, a representative from Justice International, a global network of lawyers, has commented on preventing Mr. Ali Azhar from attending the third session of the

Former U.S. attorney general: MB trial in military court is ’pitiful’

Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark on Monday called Egypt’s decision to try 40 members of the country’s most powerful opposition group before a military tribunal "pitiful" and demanded their