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Why Obama needs to revamp his Egypt strategy

As Will points out, U.S. policy toward Egypt is in serious need of an overhaul. An example of this was a State Department announcement on April 16 that Under Secretary

Egypt: Galloway is ‘unwelcome’ in Egypt

British MP and activist George Galloway was informed by Egyptian foreign minister officials that he was 'not welcome' in Egypt after activists who joined him to send an aid convoy

Court in Germany permits minaret construction

An Administrative court in the German city of Minden has ruled that the minaret which is no higher than 16 meters does not violate construction regulations which protect the rights

Al-Erian: MB’s visit with Ghad Party has nothing to do with supporting Ayman Nour in

MB convening with the Ghad Party, solely discussed political reform and constitutional amendments and not support for potential presidential candidates.

MB member refutes money laundering accusations

Secretary General of the Muslim Brotherhood's International Organization replied to the recent accusations leveled at the MB members residing abroad.

Egypt: ElBaradei Remains the Center of Attention

As Mohamed ElBaradei, the former IAEA director and current Egyptian presidential prospect, gears up for his much anticipated trip to the United States next week, Egyptians of all stripes are

Supporting Goldstone without repudiating Israel, Zionism and Jewish collusion is cowardly

Debbie Menon welcomes the support of rabbis for Richard Goldstone, who had been excluded from his grandson’s Bar Mitzvah because of his report on Israeli crimes in Gaza, but condemns

Malta strongly protests with Israel over injury of citizen

Malta officially protested to Israel over the injury of one of its citizens in the Gaza Strip at the hands of the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) while participating in a

IOA deports another Palestinian to Gaza

The Israeli occupation authority (IOA) deported Ahmed Abu Shalluf from Beer Sheba, south of 1948 occupied Palestine, to the Gaza Strip.

Egypt’s Mubarak warns opposition, talks stability in first speech since surgery

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak spoke out against the country’s growing opposition community in the ailing leader’s first public speech since having gall bladder surgery in Germany in March. He spoke