Damascus, 31 Oct. (AKI) - Syria’s outlawed Muslim Brotherhood movement on Monday denied requesting links with the Bush administration in Washington, calling such reports "lies and fabrication" in a statement.

Egyptian Human Rights Organizations in Solidarity with TunisianActivists on Hunger Strike Egyptian human rights organisations today expressed solidarity and support for Tunisian activists on a hunger strike for over ten days.

Over 5,400 candidates to contest Egypt vote   Egypt’s electoral commission published overnight the final list of the more than 5,400 candidates who will compete in the November elections, local

Behind the Ballot Box: Electoral Engineering in the Arab WorldMarsha Pripstein-Posusney The last decade has seen multi-party competition for elected legislatures initiated or expanded in Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Egypt, Jordan,

The 2005 Egyptian Elections: How Free? How Important? Saban Center Middle East Memo #8 Tamara Cofman Wittes, Research Fellow, Saban Center for Middle East Policy On September 7, 2005, for

The Promise of Arab Liberalism  Tamara Cofman Wittes, Research Fellow, Foreign Policy Studies Reprinted by permission of PolicyReview, (June & July 2004, Number 125). The Middle East is, according to Freedom

Egypt has freed most of the people arrested in connection with inter-communal riots in the northern Egyptian town of Alexandria last month, a judiciary source told AFP.  "The attorney general

In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious The Most Merciful

What turned Brent Scowcroft against the Bush Administration?  At eight o’clock on the morning of August 2, 1990, President George H. W. Bush assembled his National Security Council in the

Muslim Brotherhood Tech-Savvy in Egypt Polls  The slogan of the Muslim Brotherhood in the upcoming elections.  By Mohamad Gamal Arafa, IOL Staff The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt is getting tech-savvy