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Obama calls for shift in diplomacy

DES MOINES, Iowa - Democrat Barack Obama cast himself Saturday as the leader the United States needs for it to stand up to and engage renegade nations such as North

Uri Avneri: A warning to Tony Blair

LAST WEEK, James Wolfensohn gave a long interview to Haaretz. He poured out his heart and summed up, with amazing openness, his months as special envoy of the US, Russia,

Politicians Draw Reform Road Map in Egypt

Reform in Egypt is increasingly demanded by all Egyptians across the political, intellectual and social spectrums. Many compatriots even work for reaching this reform in order to improve the currently

Father of Alex. Kidnapped Student: State Security Killed Son

Ali Farid Solaiman, father of one of the six kidnaped students in Alexandria, accused the State Security Police of killing his son and hiding his body. Have the dawn visitors

Controlling the Dictatorship

While Israel holds the Palestinian people under military occupation and Americans under political occupation it seems they also have also seized occupation of the legal system in neighbouring Egypt.

Turkey: Islamists pay a price for victory

Nothing can quite surprise on the Middle East’s political chessboard. This has been a week in which the foreign ministers of Egypt and Jordan visited Jerusalem jointly for the first

Turkey shows that it’s different

Turkey’s election choice on July 22 does not mark a final disengagement with secularism as some enthusiastic Islamists in the Arab world believe.

Siwa Policemen Burn Egyptian Alive

Egyptian policemen at the Siwa police station burnt the victim Yahya Abdullah Atoum after soaking his body in alcohol and st him to fire.

New Internet Subscription System Angers Egyptians

The preparations for applying a new system for reducing the price of Internet access through the high-speed Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) in Egypt in return for curbing the browsing

Relatives of Alex. Detainees Complain to NCHR

More than 50 relatives of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) detainees in Alexandria lodged a complaint to the National Council for Human Rights (NCHR). The complaint included two cases. The first