A 153-page Human Rights Watch report accuses Myanmar’s government of ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims, crimes against humanity that continue unabated to-date and prevention of relief aid from reaching surviving

Egypt’s pharmaceutical sector stands to benefit from a new nation-wide scheme to boost the industry with an annual injection of LE10 million.

With production of the first Egyptian ‘iPad-like’ tablet PC just started, order lists are filling up fast, while the country prepares for manufacturing its first car in years.

Despite escalation tactics by affected judges against proposed judiciary law amendments, Egypt’s Brotherhood will not call for repeat marches this Friday.

As FJP’s Erian asserts that Egypt’s Judiciary must be consulted on amendments to law regulating its authority, Shura Council invites top judicial body to provide its own law amendments.

Egypt’s upper house of parliament pledges not to pass a law regulating the judiciary without first getting the judges’ views.

The international Islamic organization, the GFIP, urges Iraqi government to do more to fight discrimination and instill a spirit of tolerance in society, in order to avoid abhorrent incidents like

Egypt lawmakers assure judges’ opinions will be taken into consideration as an amended judiciary law is debated and passed.

Muslim Brotherhood students vow to resume work for all their university colleagues, irrespective of union election results.

So-called National Salvation Front changes its mind once again and decides not to join forthcoming parliamentary elections in Egypt, stipulating that certain (dedicated and conscientious) ministers are first sacked in