Thursday morning, July 3, 2008, Dr Abdelwahab El-Messiri passed away after a long bout with cancer. Dr El-Messiri was from the small Egyptian town of Damanhour in the Nile Delta,

The Egyptian Minister of Interior Habib Al-Adly decided Thursday to resume the parliamentary elections in two of the suspended constituencies, Al-Manshyah at Alexandria governorate and Dosouq at Kafr El-Sheikh governorate

The best advice for Barak Obama to “fight the smears” was published in the July 3, 2008, issue of the Wall Street Journal by Junaid M. Afeef under the title,

I think that many agree with me that our society is currently saddled by a law of jungle, not a rule of law, losing many of the "conditions of law"

Electronic forums on the cyberspace aren’t the only ones that created such a mushrooming presence of the traditional Salafist movement in Egypt , although they have opened doors which weren’t

Nearly 300 lawyers organized a sit-in Tuesday before Hadayeq Al-Qubba’s police station after police officers violently assaulted lawyer Magdy Taha. They caused him a serious injury on his face and

Workers in Al-Nasr Company for Clothing and Textiles (Capo) in Alexandria continued Wednesday their open strike and picketing within the company for the second consecutive day, Ikhwanweb reporters said.

GAZA, (PIC)-- Ismail Haneyya, the premier of the caretaker government, stated Wednesday that the road to break the siege and to achieve the national interest are through stabilizing the truce

The Muslim Brotherhood has expressed condolences over the death of prolific scholar and opposition leader Dr. Abdel Wehab El Messiri, who died Thursday morning at the age of 70 after

In a statement to Ikhwanweb, Kahled Ali (lawyer and activist at Hisham Mubarak Law Center) expressed his astonishment at the decision passed by West Cairo Prosecution Wednesday to release all