NDP Members in U.S: Nothing Prevents MB from Becoming A Political Party

In a continuation of the NDP delegation visits to the U.S. to pave the way for President Mubarak’s upcoming visit, an Egyptian delegation including a number of NDP parliament and

Q&A: Sacked for Writing Against the Egypt Regime

For years, Abdelhalim Kandil has been one of Egypt’s most high-profile opposition journalists, known for writing hard-hitting articles critical of the ruling regime of President Hosni Mubarak.

The next Supreme Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood

Mohammed Mehdi Akef, the Supreme Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, has just announced that he will not seek a second term and will step down within a few months. This

“ANHRI” supports 6th April strike

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI) declares its support to the coming 6th of April Strike for which many pro democracy political forces and movements called. On top

LCHR’s Workshop entitled: Will the financial crisis of the Egyptian agriculture come to an end?

On Thursday, 12/3/2009 the Land Center for Human Rights has held seminar about the global economic and financial crisis and the Egyptian agriculture "opportunities and challenges" The meeting was attended

Jihadi dispute points to deeper radicalism among youths

This strain of Islam rejects political engagement, which puts it in opposition to the country’s largest Islamist group, the Muslim Brotherhood. Although Egypt’s authoritarian government welcomes this avoidance of politics,

Democracy Promotion in the Aftermath of Iraq

The Iraq War will surely stand as the greatest of foreign policy mistakes -- a failure, and a tragic one, as no shortage of commentators have called it. What makes

From Skokie to Um-el-Fahm

To my dear readers: Greeting to each and every one of you: I am re-posting this article, which I wrote seven months ago, on the occasion of the provocative Judeo-Nazi

Egyptian Government Threatening Health Security

Again the MB MP Dr. Farid Ismail has revealed a new corruption incident by the government as it sold the Egyptian Medicine Company to an Arab investor for ten times

To Engage or Disengage…That is the Question?

Although the Obama administration is only just starting, observers are already noting a distinct change in the prominence and tone of U.S. public diplomacy, specifically with respect to the Muslim