One hell of feast for the MB bloggers

Second It had started yesterday when several Bloggers and readers reported that several blogs on a specific server were blocked in Egypt and that you need a proxy in order

The Truth of “Distinguishing” between Damascus and Tehran regarding the Presidential Elections in Le

Conditions in Iraq require, at this historical juncture, a bilateral relationship with the US that takes the place of the Chapter 7 relationship between Iraq and the United Nations.

Have Egyptians Come to Hate Themselves?

An Arab intellectual posed the question to a number of Egyptians, after all of them had spent time discussing about the situation in the country, the language of violence that

Some election, some democracy!

THERE are some things I never seem to figure. What, for instance, the UK authorities are still trying to prove or disprove, a decade after the death of Princess Diana

Egypt Reflections

Many of the younger guys, about 22 or 23, generally refused to talk seriously about the political situation. They said it was a pointless, albeit frustrating conversation, and they would

The Un-American Way of Torture

American citizens must face the fact that torture is happening ‘in their names’ and by their country - despite George Bush’s denials, says Mona Eltahawy.

Nonviolent resistance a means, not the end

In a recent article on the openDemocracy website, the rewritten Palestinian Authority policy document that replaced "muqawama" (resistance) with "popular struggle" was hailed as...

Egyptian Professors in Military Courts

Two designs show the Egyptian Professors who was arrested and referred to Military Tribunals By the Egyptian Regime.

Egyptian Regime Blocks Opposition Websites, Weblogs

Bloggers even receive security notices ordering them to stop blogging. This happened with Egyptian blogger Alaa Abdul Fattah. Egyptian authorities detained bloggers like Abdul Moneim Mahmoud, Mohamed Al Sharqawi, Malik

Man of straw

So it was Jack Straw who counselled against an early election? Martin Bright reports on a politician who, after the event, always seems to be in the right