Resisting the Nakba

One of the most difficult things to grasp in the modern history of Palestine and the Palestinians is the meaning of the Nakba. Is the Nakba to be seen as

Hamas invites Arab ministerial committee to restore Palestinian unity

The Hamas Movement has urged Arab states to form a ministerial committee and to send it to Gaza Strip with the aim to break the Israeli economic siege imposed on

MB MP: Arab Dictatorships are the Real Nakba

Ahmad Abu Baraka, Muslim Brotherhood MP, said in his seminar Friday on the Palestinian Nakba anniversary that dictatorship is the greatest Nakba that has hit the region over the last

Akef Calls for Reconciliation among Lebanese Currents

Mohammed Mahdy Akef, chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, confirmed that the best solution for the recent Lebanese crisis is through reconciliation among different Lebanese political currents.

Islamists win seats in Kuwait Parliamentary poll

The Islamic Constitutional Movement, the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in Kuwait, has won three seats in Kuwait’s legislative elections according to the results declared today.

A hawk killed by a policeman in Zagazig city

Emad Sabry Shawqi; a hawk, has been shot and seriously injured his shoulders at the hands of Fathi Abdul-Fattah; a policeman, due to heated squabbles at Zeraah square at Zagazig

Bush lectures Arab world on political reform, women’s rights

President Bush lectured the Arab world Sunday about everything from political repression to the denial of women’s rights but ran into Palestinian complaints he is favoring Israel in stalled Mideast

Prepared Text of Bush’s Speech To the World Economic Forum

Laura and I are delighted to be in Egypt, and we bring with us the warm wishes of the American people. We are proud of our long friendship with your

Going Underground in Cairo

Facebook activist Ahmed Maher set one condition for our request to follow him as he went underground to plan a national protest against Egypt’s government.

Vulnerable State

Failed states in the world today are two kinds: vulnerable countries and the most failed states, as per the mainstream classification of countries in accordance with their level of performance