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Interview With Author of the Economic Section in the Muslim Brotherhood Program

Dr. Abdul Hamid al-Ghazali is the author of the economic section of the MB draft program which received a lot of criticism including that which described the program as liberal

Egypt: Inflation in Cities Rises Up to 23.6%, Prices Rise By 30%

The Central Agency for General Mobilization and Statistics showed Wednesday that customer prices in Egyptian cities increased by 23.6% per year till last August, compared to 22.0 % per year

Printing Office of Islamic Publishing House Robbed By Strangers

A group of thieves broke into the printing office of Islamic Publishing House (IPH) owned by a Muslim Brotherhood leader in the 10th of Ramadan City on Wednesday and seized

Democracy in Egypt

This afternoon I spoke at a standing room only panel discussion in the Congressional office buildings about U.S. policy towards Egyptian democracy hosted by the Project on Middle East Democracy.

World wants Obama to be next US president: poll

LONDON - Most people across the world would prefer Democrat Barack Obama to win the US presidential election over his Republican rival John McCain, a new poll spanning 22 countries

Debating political Sufism

CAIRO: Bringing together an estimated 11 million followers in Egypt, Sufism today is undergoing a transformation: the ages old religious practice which has thus far remained apolitical is fast-delving into

Howard Zinn: US ’In Need of Rebellion’

"Al Jazeera" -- - - HZ: America has been heading - for some time, and is heading right now - toward less and less world power, less and less influence.

Republicans Born Again

Bible Belt evangelicals unhappy with McCain take simplistic comfort in Palin as VP candidate

August: 12 Sit-ins, 11 Strikes, 7 Demos, 6 Protests, Dismissal of 6065 Laborers

In its August report monitoring the workers movement, Awlad Al-Ard Organization for Human Rights indicated that August alone has witnessed 12 sits-in, 11 strikes, 7 demos, 6 protests, and dismissal

Trial of Torture Suspect Adjourned, Defense Demands Compensation from Authorities

Al Fayum Criminal Court started on Tuesday September 9 the first trial session against police officer Motaz Abdul-Mungy Abdul-Monem after a whole year from death of Muhammad Gom’a Addahshury affected