Giza Citizen Tortured, Killed

A group of Egyptian police officers threw a citizen from the third floor in his Giza-based house and he died at once.

Egyptian Justice Releases 5 MB Leaders

Cairo Criminal Court acquitted on Wednesday five Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders and ordered them released. The five MB leaders are Dr. Mahmoud Ghozlan,

MB and elections: Egypt vs Jordan

The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood faced an impossible situation in last month’s Shura Council elections.

Torture in Egypt Culprits without punishment

Torture in Egypt is no ordinary crime committed by policemen in police stations and prisons. Rather, in the last few years torture has become a practice which must be confronted

Kefaya leader committed to democratic process

Appointed at the end of January, General Coordinator of Kefaya Abdel Wahab El Messiri reiterated his commitment to stepping down from his post at the end of his term.

Iraqi attitudes continue to shift toward secular values

The political values of Iraqis are increasingly secular and nationalistic, according to a series of surveys of nationally representative samples of the population from December 2004-March 2007.

Can Morocco’s Islamists check al-Qaida?

Morocco’s elections in September could be decisive since its moderate Islamists, from the Justice and Development Party (PJD), seem poised for easy victory. The PJD has watched the electoral success

Escalations in Jordan

The Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood and government are raising the rhetorical pitch to really unprecedented levels since the MB’s last-minute boycott of the municipal elections.

Islamists accuse Egypt police of kidnap, torture

Egypt’s main opposition movement the Muslim Brotherhood Monday accused police of having tortured and subsequently "disappeared" three of their number.

Jordan’s MB Unprecedented Rhetoric

The editorial entitled Why we boycotted demagogic elections? published on the official site of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) group in Jordan, under signature of " the political editor " is