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United Arab Emirates: appeal court ordered suspends newspaper for twenty days

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information today condemns an order raised by the Abu Dhabi court of appeal on 18th November to suspend the newspaper Emarat Alyoum, for defamation.

Alternative theories in globalization

Anthony McGrew (2008) described globalization in terms of the massive advances in global communications, transport and informatics technologies over the past several decades, which have created worldwide interconnectedness causing transnational

Security Convention Stresses on Many Hot Files, Iraqi Islamic Party says

The Iraqi Islamic Party said on Wednesday, in its sixty-sixth memo, that the security convention in its last report stresses on the current stance and many hot files which need

Freedom House report highlights authoritarian offensive

The “color revolutions” ushered in democratic transitions, but also prompted a pronounced backlash against freedom of association worldwide, according to a new report from Freedom House. Governments are taking calculated

How Rethinking Globalization Can Avert the Clash of Civilisations: Case Study of Muslim Brotherhood

Globalization has affected every aspect of international relations, including economic, social and political realms. From the development of new technologies, new ideas and free trade and new ideas, to the

POMED Notes: Future of the Middle East

Yesterday afternoon the Rumi Forum hosted foreign policy analyst, former diplomat, and independent consultant Stuart Schwartzstein to discuss the challenges facing the Obama administration in the Middle East.

In Focus: Stealing Hope

Four weeks ago, the Arabs were cursing the American model and gleefully anticipated its fall. It has fallen already because of the financial crisis that hit the global economy. But

Bassam: Restricting Acquitted MB Leaders’ Movement a Political Decision

Dr. Amir Bassam, acquitted MB Professor of Medicine confirmed in statements to Ikhwanweb that the ban on movement imposed on other acquitted MB leaders from the latest military tribunal case

Six MB Students Expelled From University

Cairo University’s Law School administration referred to investigations 14 Brotherhood students including two female students on Monday for organizing a show titled "Drawing a Heart" calling for the spread of

Rights Center Praises Court Ruling In Favor of Qarsaya Isle Residents

The National Assembly for Defending Rights and Freedoms paid tribute to the verdict issued by the Administrative Judicial Court in favor of the Qarsaya island residents. It said this verdict