Imprisoned Muslim Brothers In 2008

Egyptian prisons host at present about 250 Muslim Brotherhood detainees.

MP Accuses Top Officials Of Involvement in Monuments Disappearance

In his statements to Ikhwanweb, Brotherhood MP Azab Mustafa accused what he described as "top figures" of involvement in the disappearance of 131 invaluable antiques.

Essam El-Erian Files Lawsuit Against Dismissal From Health Insurance Authority

After the decision of dismissing him from his work as a medical doctor in General Authority for Health Insurance, Dr. Essam el-Erian, a top leader in the Muslim Brotherhood (MB),

Probe Accuses Egypt Gov’t Of Wasting Grant Money

In a 15-page long probe to be discussed next week in the Egyptian parliament, Member of the MB Parliamentary Bloc MP Mohsen Radi accused the Egyptian government of wasting grant

MB Requests Probe into Internet Cut in Egypt

Hassan asked the government to give an answer for what had been published in press about bribes related to the cables, besides the statement of the minister saying that the

Gamal Abdel-Salam: The Saint of Humanitarian Relief

Gamal Abdel-Salam is the most prominent and leading relief activist in the Arab World as he headed the Emergency and Relief Committee in the Arab Medical Doctors Union since February

IOA to rally international support for major operation against Gaza

The campaign apparently kicked off when Yuval Diskin, the head of the Israeli general security apparatus the Shabak, claimed that Hamas Movement in Gaza obtained new missiles capable of reaching

Kefaya Calls For Event Supporting Right to Travel

Isaac made special call for scores of Muslim Brotherhood leaders topped by Essam Al-Erian, Gamal Heshmat, and Abdul-Hamid Al-Ghazali who were prevented from travel before.

Islamist setbacks prompt strategic rethink

“The danger now is that the setbacks for political Islam will undermine moderate elements within these movements and strengthen conservatives,” writes Roula Khalaf in the Financial Times, as Islamists question

Egypt: authoritarian succession poses strategic dilemma

The regime appears to be at a strategic impasse, clearly in the stop phase of what Carnegie’s Michelle Dunne calls a process of start-and-stop liberalization, with the ruling NDP suffering