The Ahrar center for prisoners’ studies appealed to all international human rights organizations to urgently intervene to end the suffering of Mahmoud Al-Musalima, 48, the second oldest serving administrative detainee

Democracy is becoming a joke these days. This assertion is not true just for failed and illiberal democracies like Zimbabwe and Palestine but also for matured and yet imperfect, liberal

I prefer not to make that comparison between radical Islam and other forms of other religions. I just don’t think there’s any basis for comparison. There is no such thing

State Security forces have arrested two leading figures of the MB from Al-Hamoul and Baltteem in Kafr Al-Sheikh city. They are Abdullah Hindawi and Abdul-Mutty Wafa.

An explosion shattered a tiny Gaza Strip house as Israeli troops battled militants Monday, killing a Palestinian woman and four of her children in new bloodshed that threatened efforts to

Gaza’s economic growth has ground to a halt and will continue to shrink unless Israel lifts its economic blockade on the beleaguered Palestinian territory, a new World Bank report says.

Dialogue with European politicians and decision-makers on Arab issues has a flavour of its own

As though underlining Nasser’s failure to build a modern and secular Egypt, there were budding Islamists in the audience that evening: two thin young men, most likely students, wearing piously

Mahalla’s Prosecution has ordered Blogger Mamdouh al-Moniyar referred to forensic medicine department to examine his gross physical injuries as a result of torture at hands of state security officers in

Jamal Taj al-Din, lawyer of Muslim Brotherhood Professor Abdul-Haii al-Faramawi, has refuted the allegations of Al-Ahram daily newspaper and described them as "lies aiming at defaming the Muslim Brotherhood and