Archive

The Islamist spring, is it over?

Political Islam seems to be running aground across the Arab world, writes Khalil El-Anani

FP contributor gets results (sort of) from Muslim Brotherhood

The FP Memo is one of my favorite sections of the magazine. One of the coolest things about Memos is that, from what people tell us, they often get read

A Real Setback

The first session of the trial of Egyptian journalist Ibrahim Eissa, who stands accused of publishing false news concerning the health of the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, was held recently.

Interview with the chief editor of Al-Dustour daily on the press crisis – Ikhwanonline

On October 8, the website of the Muslim Brotherhood ikhwanonline carried the following interview with editor-in-chief of Al-Dustur newspaper Ibrahim Isa, by Ahmad Ramadan "[Ramadan]: "Don"t you believe that the

Egyptian People, the Absent-Present in Hereditary Rule Issue

Many rumors have recently mushroomed, like "president Mubarak suffers from cancer. The president died a clinical death.

The Muslim Brotherhood shows its true colors

The draft is just that – a draft still open to adjustment, reflecting ongoing debate within the Brotherhood itself about its stances before it publishes the final version of the

Rights activist fears arrest, murder in Egypt

Egyptian human rights activist Saad Eddin Ibrahim fears he will be arrested, killed and his murder dressed up as suicide if he returns to Egypt, a newspaper quoted him as

Hisham Qasim to Reuters: No Progress As Long As Mubarak Is in Power. No Reformists

The Egyptian prominent human rights activist, Hisham Qasim, said that the weak pressure put on Egypt by the US for democracy...

Habib Heads Committee to Revise Brotherhood Platform

The Muslim Brotherhood’s general guide, Issam el-Erian, revealed that the group has formed a committee headed by the guide’s first deputy Mohamed Habib to revise and make the necessary amendments

World Bank President Calls on Egyptians to Take on Challenges Before Other Arab Countries Do

he World Bank President and former US commercial attaché, Robert Zoellick, called on Egyptians to take on the challenges that their country is facing and that consist of creating new