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ONLY US CONGRESS CAN STOP ATTACK ON IRAN

News reports say that Pentagon has created a panel for   Iran bombing.On the other Iran has said that it is  prepared both for war and talks with the United States,

Kamal Sheikho Released

Mr. Kamal Sheikho was released from prison on Saturday 24/2/2007. He was arrested on Saturday morning 17/2/2007 and was driven to one of the branches of the General Intelligence Directorate

Jail of MB Giza Detainees Prolonged 15 More days

The state security prosecution decided on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2007, to prolong the jail of 15 Muslim Brotherhood detainees in Giza for 15 days pending trial.

Six Citizens Sentenced on Accusation Of Muslim Brotherhood Affiliation

The Exceptional Supreme State Security Court (SSSC) issued harsh sentences on six Islamic detainees after being charged with attempting to become members of the Muslim Brotherhood Movement, pursuant to Article

Egyptian Journalists Protest, Demanding Release of Ezzuddin

Egyptian journalists staged a vigil protesting at the unjust detention of their fellow journalist Ahmed Ezzuddin who was referred to a military court. Egyptian journalists staged a vigil in front

Slap On Nape Clip Policeman Sentenced to 1 Year

Imababa Misdemeanours Court sentenced on Wednesday Ahmed Abdul Fattah, the police corporal who was shown in a clip beating a citizen on the nape at a Giza police station, to

Jail of 79 MB Detainees Prolonged

State Security Prosecutions all over Egyptian governorates prolonged on Wednesday the provisional detention of 79 Muslim Brotherhood (MB) members who were detained on Thursday Feb., 15, for 15 days pending

Court Upholds Freeze on MB Assets

Cairo Criminal Court headed by Counselor Adel Abdel Salam, upheld the Prosecutor General decision to freeze assets of 29 MB leaders and their families and rejected their appeal to overturn

Christian Right Labors to Find ’08 Candidate

A group of influential Christian conservatives and their allies emerged from a private meeting at a Florida resort this month dissatisfied with the Republican presidential field and uncertain where to

As a blogger is jailed, promises that the internet would challenge dictators have proved illusory

Every now and again, an established journalist goes into print to rage against the bloggers. Our old role of gatekeepers who decided what news and opinions the public should hear