Kafr El-Zayyat court witnessed a sit-in comprising of more than 300 lawyers Sunday, April 19, who were protesting against the transgressions of a Koum Hamada police secretary against their colleague

In Jack Shenker’s article “Muslim Brotherhood at a crossroads” that was published Saturday 18th of April on the Guardian he was analyzing the current and near-future situation of the Muslim

10:00-11:00 Wilson: A Discussion with Wijdan Mikha’il Salim, Minister of Human Rights, Iraq 12:00-1:00 GWU: The Psychology of Occupation and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

In a New York Times op-ed, Nader Nadery and Haseeb Humayoon are concerned over President Obama’s new Af-Pak strategy as it “avoided any reference to democracy in Afghanistan

M.J. Rosenberg alerts us to a proposed change in the language of the FY2009 spending law that would allow the continuation of U.S. aid to the Palestinians if Fatah and

A Washington Times editorial highlights the “world’s bravest bloggers.” Hailing from Iran at 80,000 strong, they live under “constant threat of surveillance, harassment and imprisonment.” Iran’s blogosphere took off in

A new questionnaire carried out by the Information and Decision Support Centre of the Council of Minister on the status of women in the Egyptian society has shown the increase

In a new molestation against MB students in the Egyptian universities, the administration of the Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University, decided to deprive five MB students from entering the exams

The main contenders in this week’s student elections at Birzeit University, a barometer for decades of Palestinian public opinion, marched into battle like rival armies.

In his weekly message, Akef warned that occupied Jerusalem is exposed to a Zionist campaign which aims to judaize it and expel its indigenous people, both Muslims and Christians, adding