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Muslim Publics Oppose Al Qaeda’s Terrorism, But Agree With Its Goal of Driving U.S. Forces

A study of public opinion in predominantly Muslim countries reveals that very large majorities continue to renounce the use of attacks on civilians as a means of pursuing political goals.

PIPA: Muslims still don’t like al-Qaeda or the U.S.

The University of Maryland’s Project on International Policy Attitudes headed by Steve Kull has just released the results of its latest survey of Muslim public opinion. The survey was carried

Egyptian Opposition Turns Attention to Jailed Blogger

Ayman Nour’s release from prison last Wednesday had Egypt’s opposition in an optimistic frenzy, but it lasted only a few days, as reality swept back into the anti-government forces who

Ex-peace negotiators urge direct talk with Hamas

A group of former peace negotiators called in a public letter Thursday for the international community to start engaging directly with Hamas, as the only way to achieve peace in

MB Bloc Media Spokesman: Ministers’ Absence Implies Carelessness With Parliament

Media Secretary General of the MB Bloc and presenter of Gaza probe Dr. Hamdy Hasan stirred a big crisis in the Parliament when he said he felt ashamed and disappointed

Habib: MB With Inter-Palestinian Dialogue, Resistance Must Be Preserved

In a statement to Ikhwanweb, MB Vice-Chair Dr. Mohamed Habib stressed the importance of supporting the Inter-Palestinian dialogue being held in Cairo between all the Palestinian factions starting today, Thursday,

The Government Fails To Respect Constitution by Wire-tapping

"The government is violating Article 45 of the Egyptian Constitution stipulating respect of citizens’ right to privacy which is protected by law including mail, telegrams, and phone calls which should

The Magic Stick for Solving Egyptian Crisis

The magic stick is the stick of the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak which appears in every crisis experienced by any of the public sectors or faction and after the crisis

Egyptian Students and Years of Ongoing Struggle

February 21 is the day when students around the world celebrate the freedom and independence they’ve been struggling for and sacrificing their lives to attain. The first of these students

Egypt: Police Crack Down on Student Demonstration

The 21st of February 1946 marks a shameful memory in the modern Egyptian history. On that day, hundreds of students demonstrating on the movable Abbas Bridge were either shot dead