Blaze in Al-Azhar Girls Campus: 5 Dead, 130 Injured

A great fire broke out in a lecture hall in the Faculty of Arabic and Islamic Studies, Al-Azhar Zagazig Girls Campus, today’s afternoon. The electrically-caused fire led to a partial

More than 100 websites blocked in growing wave of online censorship

Reporters Without Borders is concerned that the number of websites to which access is blocked in Syria has been growing steadily for the past month. More than 100 websites, including

Interview with Mohamed Morsi , MB Executive Office Member

When the initial draft of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) Party program which was recently offered to more than fifty intellectuals and politicians in Egypt, there has been so much talk

Have Egyptian Youth Reached Point of Political Frustration?

"Despair is accompanied by weakness. Weakness is a proof on ignorance. Ignorance should never defeat us. We are exerting our utmost efforts seeking a better life for us and for

Last Chapter – Controversial Military Tribunal against MB Leaders in Last Stage

Next Tuesday, the case heard by the Huckstepp-based Military Tribunal trying forty Muslim Brotherhood (MB) businessmen, university professors and professionals on charge of money laundry will enter its last stage

Judges Reject New Bill Targeting Their Independence

Surprises continue after the judiciary bill recently prepared by the Ministry of Justice. This bill has been unanimously rejected during the general assembly of the Judges’ Club during which the

Al-Azhar Students Tortured, 9 Released Then

the students confessed that they were psychologically and physically tortured, with the nationally-developed torture products and thanatotic means

Muslim Brotherhood; An Ambiguous future

The Brotherhood favours form over substance, presumably out of a desire to maintain unity within its ranks. Those who advise unity at any cost argue that the Brotherhood has a

The Hoax of Restoring my Account by YouTube

"Our general policy against graphic violence led to the removal of videos documenting alleged human rights abuses because the context was not apparent Having reviewed the case, we have restored

Political Islam and The Future of Democracy in the Middle East

Since 2003, the Bush administration, and President Bush in particular, has talked constantly about promoting democracy in the Middle East but has actually done very little to achieve this objective.