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Al-Jazeera English: Why one channel can make a world of difference

Al-Jazeera English: Why one channel can make a world of difference The summer of 2001 was a low point for TV news, what with wall-to-wall coverage of a missing Washington,

Parting the Veil II

Last Friday I published this post about an article which was sent to me to review, written by Shadi Hamid, Project on Middle East Democracy’s Director of Research, called “Parting

Internet as a Forum for Conflict Between MB and Al-Qaida

NEFA Conference Slides: "The Internet as a Forum for Conflict Between the Brotherhood and Competing Salafi-Jihadists" My colleagues Doug Farah and Jeff Breinholt have written two excellent posts on points

Yemeni Islah Condemns Marib Bombing

Yemeni Islah Condemns Marib Bombing, Urges Authorities Take Tough Measures Against Perpetrators Abdulwahab Al-Anisi, the secretary general of the Tajamma’ al-Yemeni li al-Islah (Yemeni Gathering for Reform) condemned the hideous bombing

MB Detainees’ Military Appeal Adjourned to Next August

The Supreme Administrative Court adjourned the appeal against the president’s decree of referring a group of Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders to a military court, to Sep.,  2nd, 2007. The defense panel

Yemen: unfair charges against a Yemeni journalist

Abd el Karim el Kheiwany must be immediately released The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (HRinfo) calls upon the Yemeni government to release the Yemeni journalist Abd el Karim

Jordan’s Islamists& Nationalists Garner Most Dental Syndicate Seats

The National Unity slate (alliance of Islamists, nationalists and independents ) in the dental syndicate garnered all ten seats of the syndicate board in elections held on Saturday at the

Health of Egyptian Reformist Essam Hashish Stable

Dr. Essam Hashish, a Muslim Brotherhood reformist detained pending the military tribunal, is doing well after his health dramatically deteriorated due to being held in prison. He was moved to

MB University Female Students, Security Obstacles

Students are still a key factor in the political reform process and social movement in Egypt. This has been more stressed this year specially in the midst of  the many