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Al Sane: We Want to Rid Kuwaiti Political Arena of Tension

Dr. Nasser Al Sane, a member of the Kuwaiti National Assembly and a top leader in the Islamic Constitutional Movement (ICM), the Muslim Brotherhood offshoot in Kuwait , confirmed that

Amnesty says Jailed Egypt Islamist leader in poor health

A jailed Egyptian Islamist who is third in command of the Muslim Brotherhood suffers from "serious health conditions" and urgently needs medical treatment, the human rights group Amnesty International said

Egyptian Security Denies Military Court Detainee Treatment

In a serious development to the health of Hassan Zalat, one of the forty Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders transferred to the military court, the seventh court against the MB in

Amnesty International Report 2007 : Egypt

At least 18 people were killed and more than 100 injured in bomb attacks in Dahab (southern Sinai) in April.

Muslim Brotherhood…From Discipline to Eradication

While the moderate Islamic movement is soaring high in Turkey, and indications show that it will achieve a similar soaring in Morocco, where the legislative elections will be held next

Turkey, Palestine, Morocco: No Welcome to Islamists

Only in pagan religions, the one can justify why a man like Ataturk has been controlling the lives of people till nowadays. The man was buried while his statues are

Rallying Around the Renegade

Back in the fall of 2006, student elections at the American University of Beirut produced an unexpected aesthetic: female campaigners for the predominantly Christian Free Patriotic Movement (FPM) of the

Playing with Muslim Brotherhood!

The Egyptian government is pursuing a certain political method with Muslim Brotherhood Organization that at least could be described as ambiguous. Since this policy is a random one, it threatens

The Countermajoritarian Difficulty, Turkish Style

Turkish politics are interesting. One of the largest Islamic countries on earth, it is -- by Middle Eastern standards -- an extremely stable and even moderately liberal regime.

Islamist democracy

If totally free and open elections were held in Arab countries, Islamic political parties would win almost everywhere. And most would be anti-American.