Marc Lynch has an interesting post called “Brotherhood of the blog” on the Guardia

Three Egyptian bloggers arrested for taking part in a rally to protest constitutional amendments in Cairo have been released , along with other protesters who

Egypt is at it again and amid little or next to no coverage in the mainstream media, its dynamic bloggers are living up to their reputation of being true citizen

Ever heard of the rebellious bloggers? Well, this is what some bloggers in the Middle East refer to themselves because they are breaking the norm - speaking their minds on

It is being made clear almost daily that the dynamism of the Egyptian bloggers isn’t just online; the country’s activist bloggers are also highly engaged on the street as well.

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) group is currently passing a critical period in its history and struggle to attains its targets.

The Muslim Brotherhood group declared its boycott to the referendum on the constitutional amendments that the National Democratic party (NDP) majority in the People’s Assembly approved while they were rejected

The state-run National Council for Human Rights rejected the proposed constitutional amendments specially article 179 related to combating terrorism. The National Council for Human Rights, an Egyptian state-funded human rights center,

Cairo, 20 March (AKI) - (by Alessia de Luca) - The failure to scrap a three decades-old article of Egypt’s constitution that guarantees the country’s president a life tenure means

In response to the anti-democratic, deeply authoritarian Constitutional changes unfolding in Egypt, State Department spokesman