Egypt opposition moves to end state of emergency

Muslim Brotherhood’s Akef insists state of emergency has heightened tensions in Egypt instead of easing them.  CAIRO - Egypt’s opposition Muslim Brotherhood launched a campaign Wednesday to end the state

Demonstrations Erupt in Universities Against Emergency Laws

The national campaign against emergency law kicked off yesterday where thousands of Egyptian university students marked the occasion through a series of coordinated angry demonstrations denouncing emergency laws and rejecting

Jordanian MB: Govt’s Allegations Against Hamas Lack Evidence

Gameel Abu Bakr, the Deputy General Counselor of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in Jordan, questioned the Jordanian Government’s allegations accusing Hamas of storing arms in Jordan saying, “We are surprised

The End of Politics in Egypt or a Preface for Bequeathing Power?

Is it the end of politics in Egypt or is it just the end of The Wafd Party? This is the main comment on the deplorable incidents that took place

Anniversary of Ginine Camp Massacre

The memory of Ginine Massacre, this black spot in the human history, is a clear testimony for the international reluctance and, even, collusion with the Israeli colonial project, which has

Abu Marzouk: the Tel Aviv Operation is a Natural Reaction to the Israeli Escalation

Dr. Mousa Abu Marzouk, deputy chief of the Political Bureau of Hamas, affirmed that “the Tel Aviv explosion that took place today comes as a natural reaction to the unjustified

The Iran Plans

Would President Bush go to war to stop Tehran from getting the bomb? The Bush Administration, while publicly advocating diplomacy in order to stop Iran from pursuing a nuclear weapon,

Judges Threaten to Adjourn Courts’ Sessions and organize Sit ins

Judges have threatened to escalate their confrontation with the government if does not back down from its decision to refer Counselors Ahmed Makki and Hisham el-Bastaweesy to the Fitness Determination

Two Egypt Judges Sent to Disciplinary Board

The Egyptian government has sent two prominent judges to a disciplinary board for possible expulsion from the judiciary, raising the stakes in a conflict between the government and judges seeking

Al-Qaida’s No. 2 may fear losing sway with radicals

 In January 2003, one of the two most wanted men in the world couldn’t contain his frustration. From a hiding place probably somewhere in South Asia, he tapped out two