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Re: Who’s to Blame for the Middle East’s Problems

In response to my blog-colleague Michael’s post below, I find it surprising that the notion that U.S. policy is “partly responsible” for the very bad situation the Arab world finds

An Argument for Pragmatism

The only way democracy or civil society can take root in Iraq, devastated by military, sectarian and political strife, is for the United States to withdraw its military presence.

Security Harassments in First Stages of Egyptian Student Union Elections

The student union election process kicked off in Cairo University . Candidacy for the union elections opened for one day according to a notice read by student...

MB Helwan University Students Protest against Striking Them off Initial Lists

Muslim Brotherhood (MB) students at Helwan University staged sit-ins at offices of the deans of Faculties of Commerce and Science and other faculties in protest at striking their names off

Haniyeh interview:

“We want to say to President Abbas: don’t endorse the deceitful conference that President Bush wants to hold in order to try to whitewash his failure in the Middle East.

MB Bloc Launches Campaign to Cancel Egyptian Supreme Press Council

Mohsen Radi, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) parliamentary bloc, called for canceling the Supreme Press Council, which is affiliated to the Shura Council, and headed by Safwat Al