British far rightists have come to follow the steps of extremist groups

British Sunday Times on September 4, 2006, reported that British far rightists have come to follow the steps of extremist  groups. The paper established that British, anti- Muslim extremists posted

Egypt: 4 MB Leaderships Receive Extension of Detention.

The Supreme State Security Prosecution on Tuesday September 5, 2006, ordered to extend detention of the deputy head of Alexandrian Muslim Brotherhood division and three others. The four were detained

A New Network for al- Qa’eda in Egypt but the Experts doubt the story

The Egyptian police are intensively and secretly investigating 70 members relating to a fundamentalist secret cell, who are accused of joining al- Qa’eda network and planning to travel to Iraq

Political Islam takes centre stage since 9-11

In the five years since the September 11 attacks, U.S. intervention abroad has fed the extremism it seeks to destroy and cemented the rise of political Islam as the ideology

Sawaseya Deplores 25 Years of Restricted Freedoms

Sawaseya Center for Human Rights released a statement on September 5, 2006 to mark the 25th anniversary of September 1981 detentions, saying that the Egyptian people have gone through freedom

MB Parliamentary Bloc Questions Train Crash Accidents

Deputy Mohsen Radhi of MB Parliamentary Bloc called on the Parliament to convene for an urgent meeting to discuss the recurrent train crash accidents the recent of which was Monday

MB Chairman Attends Conference on Camp David

Tomorrow September 6, 2006, Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Mohamed Mahdi Akef is to give a speech at a conference organized by the National Front for Change (NFC) headed by former Prime

Egypt: 16 MB leaderships Released

Cairo Misdemeanors Court on Monday September 4, 2006, ordered the release of 16 Muslim Brotherhood leaderships who had been earlier last month arrested during their visit to atom professor Dr.

IIP Sees Kurdish Step as Threat to Iraqi Integrity

The leader of the Kurdish region in the north of Iraq threatened secession Sunday as a dispute over flying the Iraqi flag intensified. Massoud Barzani, President of the Kurdish region,

Abul-Fotouh Calls On“government of disasters” to Leave

In what seemed to be a fresh chapter of a series of government neglect and laxity, another accident happened today when two trains crashed on the same railway line at