Excerpts of Mr. Akef Speech on Human Rights

A Message from Mr. Mohammad Mahdi Akef – Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Abu Zohri to Ikhwanweb: Hamas Recognizes PLO as a Frame of Reference

Abu Zohri to Ikhwanweb: Hamas Recognizesthe PLO as a Frame of Reference and SoleRepresentative of the Palestinian People but Only After Rebuilding it on Sound Democratic And Political Bases Mr.

Egypt: Politics unlikely to get in way of reform

Muslim Brotherhood electoral gains unlikely to get in the way of reform - Privatisation program remains key in the face of high fiscal deficits - Egyptian pound may be supported

Proposed Anti Terrorism Law Worse Than Current Emergency Laws

The statements of Dr. Ahmad Nazif, the Egyptian Prime Minister, that the Government is about to replace the Emergency Law with a new “Anti-Terrorism Law” have drawn reactions from Egyptian

Algeria: Interview with The leader of Society of Peace Movement

H.E., Sheikh Abou Jarrah Soltani, speaks in this extensive interview about several world and domestic issues, including the question of offensive caricatures denigrating the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him,

State Prosecutor Extends Detention of 17 MB Members

State Security Prosecution has extended by 15 days the detention of 17 members of the MB, including Dr. Rashad El-Bayoumi, professor at the Faculty of Science, Cairo University, and member

Egypt’s Opposition Targets Reform

Muslim Brotherhood members, Parliament’s largest opposition bloc, are being closely watched. During heated parliamentary debates last week on the government’s annual policy statement, Hussein Ibrahim, a parliamentarian for the fundamentalist

Muslim Brothers and the Egyptian regime:Equations of struggle and the quest for a path

Perhaps there are two issues that represent the most significant episodes in the recent period of the modern Egyptian history: An unprecedented political swing in which the opposition has touched

Take Advantage of the Brotherhood’s Gains

The recent parliamentary elections in Egypt - in which the Muslim Brotherhood emerged as perhaps the strongest opposition movement in the entire Arab world – could be a trigger for

Tony Blair’s speech to the Foreign Policy centre

Over these past nine years, Britain has pursued a markedly different foreign policy. We have been strongly activist, justifying our actions, even if not always successfully, at least as much