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Democracy Promotion in U.S. Foreign Policy

Michael Allen at Democracy Digest points to a thread at the CFR Forum in which Peter Beinart asks the house: “how central is the promotion of liberal democracy to a

UNRWA suspends financial assistance to refugees in Gaza

The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees has announced that it would be forced to suspend its financial assistance to refugees in the Gaza Strip due to the

Barghouthi: IOA measures against Gaza war crime

MP Dr. Mustafa Al-Barghouthi has charged that the Israeli occupation authority’s measures against the Gaza Strip, siege and closure of crossings, constituted a war crime and a blatant violation of

Khudari: Gaza out of wheat

MP Jamal Al-Khudari, the head of the popular anti siege committee, has affirmed that the flour mills in the Gaza Strip have come to complete halt due to the Israeli

Ikhwanweb Interview With Dr. Ali Basha Omar, Head of the “Reform Movement” in Somalia

The Horn of Africa is considered one of the world’s hottest spots witnessing political instability and insecurity since the 80s. Since the American invasion on Somalia in the early 90s,

Impending Protests Unless Nomination Doors Opened for Teachers

Secretary General for Teachers Without Syndicate movement, Hasan Al Esawy warned in an exclusive statement to Ikhwanweb that protests are to be held all through Egypt unless the nomination doors

Fayyoum Prosecution Decides To Release Blogger Khairi

Fayyoum Prosecution, headed by Chancellor Abdul Hai Fazourah (Attorney General in Fayyoum) decided on Wednesday to release the blogger Mohamed Khairi after referring him to Fayyoum Prosecution.

Report: 1.25 Million Workers Participated In 2007 Demonstrations

The first annual report of the Egyptian Workers and Trade Union Watch referred to the fact that the expansion of the labor movement is an evidence of the failure of