University Professors Gave the Government One Week to Fulfill Their Demands

Members of the Faculty of Teaching in Egyptian universities gave the government one week to implement and fulfill their demands regarding their income, before escalating, as they also demanded the

Libya’s MB Chief: We don’t rely on US Admin. In political reform

The Libyan regime is one of the most autocratic and oppressive regimes in the world. Under this regime, the Libyan people have borne the brunt of crimes and oppression in

Obama Strengthening Ties with The Muslim World

During his first visit to a predominately Muslim country, President Barack Obama said that Turkey is a critical ally that the U.S. should work with to overcome the challenges of

Obama is right for an opening to Muslims

As he travelled to Turkey on Monday, President Barack Obama took the next step toward fulfilling his pledge to more forcefully address the Muslim world. Some critics have warned him:

Al-Dallal: ICM Reviews Muslim Brotherhood Legacy

The Islamic Constitutional Movement (ICM) was established in 1991 following its tensioned relation with the Muslim Brotherhood offshoots in the Arab and Muslim worlds, in which Kuwait ’s Brotherhood saw

Children the Biggest Victims of the War on Gaza (Report)

The recent war waged by Israel against Gaza Strip resulted in nearly 1500 children joining the already lengthy list of orphans in Gaza. This was disclosed by the Minister of

Ain Shams Students Tortured, Aswan Institute Students Beaten

MB students Ahmed Abdel-Mon’em Abul-Futuh and Mansour Naser were assaulted, beaten, and tortured at the hands of State Security in Nasr City. Marks of the beating showed on their bodies,

West must stop boycotting Hamas, Ahtisaari says

Hamas must be brought into talks to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and it is both dangerous and pointless to exclude the militant group, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Marrti Ahtisaari said

Rights Activist, Former Thought Prisoner Prevented From Medical Trip Abroad

Human rights activist and former prisoner of thought Khaled Hamza was prevented April 4, 2009 from traveling to the United Kingdom for the first time after his release from prison

37 Detainees in The Day of Rage

The number of detainees on the Day of Rage has reached 37 detainees of students and youth activists until the time of writing and the number is expected to increase