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2 Egyptian Policemen Convicted of Sodomising Suspect

Egyptian public prosecution charged two policemen with sodomising a suspect in a drugs case in the Nile Delta and are investigating a third officer suspected of taking part, prosecution sources

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Al-Jama’a Al-Islamia: The last chapter of Musharraf’s rule has started

Pakistan’s President Pervez Musharraf, under pressure from internal rivals and Western allies to put Pakistan back on a path to democracy, has held his first news conference since declaring emergency

Egyptian Citizen Dies of Torture in Police Station

Ahmed Saber, an employee at CID pharmaceutical company, dies inside Al-Haram hospital after his colleagues found him in front of Omraniya police station with signs of torture on his face

Thoughts on the Brotherhood’s political program

The Muslim Brotherhood is facing one of the most critical periods in its history. A month ago, the Brotherhood issued its political program, the first of its kind since the

“REALPOLITIK” LIKELY TO DRIVE US-PAKISTAN ALLIANCE

Most foreign policy observers believe that the US will not only maintain its $10 billion in aid to Pakistan

Habib on MB Party Program, Dialogue with West

We reach out to people everywhere and we present our ideas through all available peaceful means. We also try as much as possible to come closer to the Egyptian citizens

The New Face of Al Jazeera

On the long, flat highway joining the Persian Gulf country of Qatar with Saudi Arabia, a small yellow sign reads "Army Camp" in English and Arabic. But this is no

Al Qaeda hijacking the Palestinian cause

Anthony Lowstedt has been described as the leading Swedish researcher of Palestinian-Israeli conflict. He currently teaches and researches at Webster University in Vienna and just finished the 4th edition of

Former US Attorney General Ramsey Clark denounces Brotherhood trial

Ramsey Clark, the former attorney general of the United States, is visiting Cairo this week to denounce the military trial of Khayrat El Shater and 39 other leaders of the