Ironically touted as “the day of anger”, April 6 this year didn’t seem to trigger much beyond the usual oppressed frustration induced by a regular dose of Cairo traffic.

The relationship between the United States and the Muslim Brotherhood will always remain a complex one. This is not only because of the mistrust between the two parties that has

On his visit to Turkey last week, President Obama made important progress toward recalibrating America’s relations with the Islamic world. The president steered away from the poisonous post-9/11 clash of

The Algerian Movement for a Peaceful Society (Muslim Brotherhood in Algeria), in a statement which Ikhwanweb had a copy of, has expressed its satisfaction regarding the triumph of the people’s

Dr. Essam Al-Aryan (the Treasurer of the Medical Association in Cairo) has appealed against the Minister of Interior and the Manager of the Travel and Migration Department before the Court

MP Hamdi Hassan (Media Spokesman of MB Parliamentary Bloc) has requested a briefing from the Prime Minister Dr. Ahmad Nazif and Ministers of Interior, Justice and Higher Education on the

Swiss MP Joseph Zisyadis and other anti-siege European personalities declared their intention to participate in the "Hope" convoy traveling from Italy to the besieged Gaza Strip earlier next month to

The Gaza probe mission tasked by the International Bureau for Humanitarian NGOs, the Arab Commission for Human Rights and One Justice Organization as a part of the program of the

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI) asked the deputy general to declare his refusal to police interference in the Egyptian prosecutors’ work and opens transparent fair investigations regarding

U.S. President Barack Obama delivered on Monday a speech at Turkish Parliament, in Ankara