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Aid Request Emphasizes U.S. Support of Palestinian Authority Leadership

President Bush has proposed a sixfold increase in aid to the Palestinians, including $150 million in direct cash transfers to the Palestinian Authority, in an effort to bolster the government

Something to consider before attacking

The main Middle Eastern issue being discussed in the US these days is not Iraq, Arab-Israeli peacemaking, or Turkish-Kurdish-Iraqi tensions, but rather what to do about Iran and its perceived

Fayyum College Students Rearrested after Prosecution Release

In an unjustified escalation, the state security arrested them again after the prosecution released them on the second day of their detention.

Al Shater’s Trial Adjourned till next Tuesday

The 24th session of the military tribunal trying 40 Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders including the second deputy chairman of the group, engineer Khairat Al-Shater

The Arabic Network concludes its Journalists Training Course

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information concluded last Thursday , October 25,2007 its 9th training course for journalists and activists in using the Internet and working in compliance with

8 Secondary School Students Detained in Al Fayyum

State security forces at Youssef Al Seddiq police station, Al Fayyum, arrested at 2.00AM on Friday secondary school students after raiding their houses in the dead of the night.

Al- Hashemi: We Still Seek “Real” Participation in Gov’t

Iraqi veep, Tarek Al Hashemi, confirmed that there is still desire for participating in Iraqi government but after reforming the status quo on the ground and particularly with a "real"

Joining the dynasty club

Is Hosni Mubarak’s 26-year rule really coming to an end? Persistent rumors of a sharp decline in the health of the Egyptian president and speculation about ...

Wondering but not dreaming about the future

Mubarak did become a target of assassins. A particularly close call came in Addis Ababa in 1995 when his armored car saved him from the determination of Egyptian terrorists. Without

US-Egyptian relations post-Mubarak: Plus ca change…

President Hosni Mubarak has ruled Egypt for over a quarter of a century. Almost 80, and reportedly in poor health, Mubarak appears intent on quashing all but token political opposition...