Is al-Qaeda winning?

What does it say about Washington's ''war on terror'' that dozen and a half people with paper cutters forced hundreds of thousands of Western troops into the battlefields of the

The MB bloc calls on Europe’s delegation to expose the blockade

The MB Parliamentary bloc called on the European Parliamentary delegation, which consists of 50 MPs representing 12 European countries, including 17 MPs from the European Parliament, which arrived to Gaza

Islam can not always be blamed.

Somewhere along the line somebody confused the peaceful Islamist group the Muslim Brotherhood Movement with the Al-Qaeda concocting a peculiar cocktail.

New Brotherhood leader says group not against Mubarak

The new leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's biggest anti-government group, says his movement doesn't oppose President Hosni Mubarak, a remark that may indicate the group's retreat from an overt

Bloggers arrested for demonstrating support demand immediate release

The Egyptian Centre for Economic and Social Rights submitted a complaint to the Attorney General and the Prosecutor General of Qena Prosecutions.

Fierce confrontation between MB MP’s and Parliament’s committees

The Parliament's committees will witness next week numerous interrogations questioning corruption, wasting of public funds and the reasons behind the increase in the rate of unemployment.

A Bad Weekend for ME Bloggers and Social Networkers

It's a three day weekend in the US. But first the Muslim Brotherhood, and now various censors and security services, keep making me blog instead of catching up on my

The Right Testicle of Hell: History of a Haitian Holocaust

On Wednesday, the AP reported that the President of the United States promised, "The initial contingent of 2,000 Marines could be deployed to the quake-ravaged country within the next few

The Lesson of Haiti

TWO days ago, at almost six o’clock in the evening Cuban time and when, given its geographical location, night had already fallen in Haiti, television stations began to broadcast the

Haitians Receive Little Help Despite Promises

World leaders pledged massive aid programmes to rebuild Haiti but desperate earthquake survivors were still waiting on Sunday for food, water and medicine.