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Pervez Musharraf leaves a fractured Pakistan

When Pervez Musharraf seized power in 1999, he was besieged by American demands that his military stop supporting the Taliban in Kabul and help them apprehend Osama bin Laden.

Brotherhood MP: Interior Ministry Misleads the Public

He added that the interior tries to pretty up the careless and poor performance of the government and to expressly end all means media might utilize against the regime. He

Parliament Blaze Might Be Arson, Says Brotherhood MP

Mohsin Radi (member of the MB parliamentary bloc and member of Information and Culture Committee at the PA) strenuously criticized the Interior Ministry for violating the journalists’ right to cover

Ould Mansour: Party Closure Threat Won’t Stop Our Opposition to Coup

We condemned, opposed and rejected this coup for very clear reasons: First: Due our attitude of rejecting military coups or the use of force to reach power. Second: The country

Editorial: Goodbye Musharraf, Checkmate For Others

Western intelligentsia must understand our region’s need for change, and that the Pakistani experience in peaceful constitutional change is the best possible scenario of democratic transformation for our region, and

After the letter to Obama

The pro-regime shadow parties which I barely can keep their names in my mind,also the pro-regime NDP lawyers raced to sue Nour as if he were a free person!! The

Opposition Alliances and Democratization in Egypt

Many Egyptians, both within the opposition and the ruling party, believe that a swift democratic opening of the country’s political system could lead to a decisive Islamist electoral victory. However,

Urgent Query About Egypt’s Setback At Beijing Games

Muslim Brotherhood MP Azab Mustafa has submitted an urgent query to the Prime Minister Dr. Ahmad Nazif demanding clarification of the falure of Egypt’s delegation to the 2008 Beijing Olympic

Interior Ministry Bans MB Leader From Traveling To Algeria

Egyptian security forces have barred Political Advisor to Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Prof. Abdul-Hamid Al-Ghazali from traveling to Algeria on Wednesday to attend the Eighth Summer University in Algeria.

The Game is Over

Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf stepped down in the face of intense political pressure. His legacy is likely to be better than expected, argues Thomas B?rthlein. But there is still much