Some dismiss him as a fundamentalist showman, but Amr Khaled has been styled as Islam’s antidote to Osama bin Laden. David Hardaker reports. In a tiny house on the West

Asharq al Awsat Interview with Former CIA Director James Woolsey By Munir al-Mawari in Washington (Q): There is a perception in the Arab world that the US has failed in

Four MB candidates withdraw from elections Ikhwan online  The Moslem Brotherhood in Dakahliya governorate decided to stand aside the candidacy of four of its nominees. This action is a sign of

Akef urges country leading figures to give people hope that reform will happenBy Muhammad el-Shreef The Supreme Guide of the Moslem Brotherhood, Muhammad Akef,  urges country leading figures to give

The National Democratic Party held a conference to support its nominees in Alexandria. The meeting, entitled ’new thought to enter the future, was attended by Gamal Mubark, the Sanctuary General

The Second International Coptic Conference, convening this week in Washington, comes amid Egypt’s parliamentary elections and heightened American and international attention to the democratic advances in the Arab world’s most

Better the first timeRights groups said violence, fraud and vote-buying marred Tuesday’s run-off elections. Gihan Shahine reports What appeared to be the more positive aspects of the first round of

Reality hits hardPromises of a reformed People’s Assembly look further from reality than ever, writes Gamal Essam El-Din If the results of the first round of parliamentary elections are anything

Akef: Egyptians Approve the MB Methodology By Muhammad el-Shreef  The Supreme Guide of the Moslem Brotherhood, Muhammad Akef, emphasized that the result of the first stage of the parliamentary election,

Brotherhood gains in Egyptian pollBy William Wallis The Muslim Brotherhood has reaffirmed its position as Egypt’s main opposition force, more than doubling its seats in parliament in the early stages