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January 23, 2007

Egypt: Regime’s Crackdown Continues in Monofiya

The State Security Police in Monofiya arrested a number of supporters of Egyptian parliamentarians, in a crackdown that the security services have launched several months ago and still continues.
Judges ActivitesReform Issues January 22, 2007

Egypt: Judges Demand Parliament Reject Constitutional Amendments

Counselor Zakariya Abdul Aziz, the chairman of the Egyptian Judges’ Club, called on the independent MPs of the People’s Assembly, the lower chamber of parliament, to vote for rejecting the
FJP News January 22, 2007

Muslim Brotherhood to Form New Political Party

The (Egyptian) Muslim Brotherhood, the region’s most influential opposition movement, announced just a few days ago that it will be forming a political party. The MB has flirted with the
MB in International press January 22, 2007

Egypt Not too happy

A sour mood prevails in the Arab world’s most populous country IF A surging economy could solve all ills, Egypt might be the brightest spot in an increasingly grim Middle
Other Opinions January 22, 2007

Political landscapes

President Hosni Mubarak’s proposed constitutional amendments were approved by the People’s Assembly majority --- but not without a barrage of criticism from opposition and independent MPs, Gamal Essam El-Din reports
MB in International press January 22, 2007

Rice’s Rhetoric, in Full Retreat

Eleven months ago Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice held a joint news conference with Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit to report on their talks in Cairo. After Aboul Gheit
MB in Arabian press January 22, 2007

Egypt’s MB Students Hunted, Campaign to Release Prisoners

Ahmed Mandour, the Muslim Brotherhood student leader in Al-Azhar University said that a number of his colleagues are hunted by the security forces in order to arrest them, while a
January 22, 2007

Price of Hypocrisy: Rice’s Blindness towards Gov’t Oppression

Rice’s Blindness towards the Mubarak Government’s continuing oppression of its citizens will cost America dearly...writes Mark Levine
January 21, 2007

MB Detainees Moved to Tora Prison For Political Detainees

Egyptian authorities moved the Muslim Brotherhood detainees inlcuding Khayrat Al Shater, the group’s second deputy chairman, from Cairo’s Mahkoum prison to Torah farm prison which is designated for political detainees.
MB in International press January 21, 2007

Iraqi Islamic Party Demands Gov’t Release Detainees

The Iraqi Islamic Party (IIP)demanded the Iraqi government to release the innocent detainees, specially university professors and dignitaries, with bails given by the political blocs participating in the current government.