Members of the professional association of Egyptian jurists known as The Judges Club demonstrated in Cairo Friday, calling for greater judicial independence in Egypt [JURIST news archive] and

The Muslim Brotherhood expresses its strongest condemnation of the ongoing severe and barbaric attack against unarmed Iraqi civilians lead by US forces in collaboration with Iraqi soldiers. More than 1500

U.S. policies in the Middle East don’t serve the country’s national interest, and are determined primarily by the country’s pro-Israel lobby, according to a study published Thursday by researchers from

The United States, declared President Bush in his 2005 inaugural address, seeks to "support the growth of democratic movements and institutions in every nation and culture, with the ultimate goal

Nearly 1,000 Egyptian judges held a half-hour silent protest Friday to demonstrate for full judicial independence and against the government’s order to interrogate six of their colleagues who criticized recent

Since its conception in 1928, the Muslim Brotherhood has always struggled to revive Islam and apply its noble principles in the daily life of ordinary Muslims. The wake up call

The Clock Ticks as Syrian Revolt is Uttered AnewRegime Change Syria: Khaddam’s Alliance and Assad’s Missing BaseThere is again a spike in talk of regime change in Syria, with Syria’s

US Ambassador to Egypt and Israel: If Hamas follows sound policy, they will receive more support  Recently, Daniel Kurtzer, visiting professor of political studies of the Middle East at Princeton University,

The son of Egypt’s president, Hosni Mubarak, and a group of close associates have moved into key political positions that put the younger man in line to succeed his aging

With the tacit support of the Bush administration, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has recently arrested a number of political oppositionists and journalists and cancelled local elections scheduled for later this