Youssef Nada’s Interview With Ikhwanweb

* The war against terrorism serves only US policy* Egyptian regime has began to collapse* Al-Qaeda is not a thought, it is a phenomenon that will end Youssef Nada’s name

When the American Ambassador, the MB and Hamas meet together !!

The official newspapers and non official but pro-regime newspapers are so busy in discovering who are the bad the villains behind the spread of the rumors concerning Mubarak’s health and

More Detentions Among Monoufia Students

Just ahead of the first semester, Egyptian security forces in the governorate of Monoufia, north of Cairo, raided on Wednesday at dawn, Sep. 5th, 2007, houses of five university students

Mubarak blames Muslim Brotherhood for spreading rumors he is dead

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is on the offense against rumors that he was no longer functioning.

A ’Dissident President’?

If President Bush really feels solidarity with Egypt’s Saad Eddin Ibrahim, he ought to act on it.WHEN HE met Egypt’s best known democracy advocate, Saad Eddin Ibrahim, at a conference

Muslim Brotherhood: third detainee in ‘critical condition,’ denied treatment

A third detained member of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) has been admitted to the intensive care unit at Manial University Hospital after developing a serious heart condition in Tora prison,

High noon in Egypt?

The parallels between President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt and the deposed shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran, are attention-getting. In 1979, prior to the notorious Islamic Revolution, which was instigated

Condi Rice: Rhetoric vs. Policy

Glenn Kessler’s profile of Condi Rice is well worth the read. Like most articles about the Bush administration, it reads like a tragedy. And I read it with sadness, regret,

Baghdad’s New Owners

Shiites now dominate the once mixed capital, and there is little chance of reversing the process.

Transformed By Her Bond With Bush

t was just two days after President Bush’s reelection in 2004, and Condoleezza Rice was planning her move back home to California and to the tranquility of life at Stanford