U.S.: Islamist Govts Not the Enemy, Say Mideast Experts

Scores of Middle East and democracy experts released an open letter to U.S. President Barack Obama Tuesday asking him to focus more of his foreign policy efforts at making reforms

EOHR issues its report” When will the crime of torture stop?”

Egyptian Organization For Human Rights (EOHR) issues its report entitled” When will the crime of torture stop?” which deals with monitoring and documenting the reality of torture crime in Egypt.

Human rights activists still face repression in the Middle East and North Africa

Human rights activists in the Middle East and North Africa still face persecution and repression, more than 10 years after the United Nations (UN) called on all states to support

Middle East democratic reforms call

The United States should push harder for democratic reforms in the Middle East and end its policy of supporting repressive regimes to serve its national interest, a group of about

European Conflict Management in the Middle East

Although Europe actively tries to manage Middle East crises it undermines its economic, political, and security interests by assuming a secondary role to the United States and following its policy

MB Leader: Erdogan Assasination Attempt Is Pathetic and Unacceptable

Abdel-Fattah pointed to the presence conflicts within Turkey between the supporters and opponents of Erdogan’s platform amid external interventions and internal conflicts

MP Hold Ministry of Finance and Responsible for Riots

Dr. Farid Ismail, member of MB Parliamentary bloc, accused the ministry of finance as well as the ministry of education of being the reason behind the current crisis from which

Mr. President, Yes, You Could

In the teeth of Zionist lobby opposition, your decision to give veteran diplomat Charles W. Freeman the responsibility for producing the National Intelligence Estimate adds substance to the case for

New Impetus for Egypt’s Opposition?

According to Tunisian journalist Slim Boukhdir, the recent release from prison of Ayman Nour, the iconic leader of Egypt’s liberal opposition, can be attributed to the interplay of several factors:

New Setback for Freedom of Opinion and Expression

Hadayek Al-Qobba Misdemeanor Court on 28 / 2 / 2009 (the misdemeanor of giving a false account) issued a verdict in case No. 27375 of 2008 brought by the Health