Egypt teaches the world the meaning of patriotism

A recent article in the guardian titled “The big society-Egyptian Style” by Joshua Surtees highlighted the Egyptians’ patriotism praising the people’s determination once they took the reins of social responsibility

Egypt: Peering into the Revolution’s Crystal Ball

Comparisons between Egypt’s revolution and others during the past abound and are instructive. They suggest two scenarios for the post-revolutionary period, says Eric Walberg.

MB Chairman Calls on Nation to Protect Its Revolution

Dr. Mohamed Badie chairman for the Muslim Brotherhood has called on the people to protect the revolution that succeeded in ousting Mubarak and his corrupt regime that had been in

Does Optimism with Egyptian Revolution Fade with the Return of Sectarian Violence?

No one in Egypt would have imagined that with the outbreak of the revolution on January 25, many of the chronic problems that the Egyptian society had suffered for decades,

Gaddafi: A Legend in His Own Mind

Just like Gaddafi, they simply did not see it coming. Famously, while the Third Reich was falling apart, Hitler gave his final orders for the entire German population to mobilize,

MB, Kefaya, Copts Put an Initiative for Police Patrols’ Return to the Streets

Dr. Abdel Moneim Abul Fotouh, a senior Muslim Brotherhood figure; Dr. Samir Eleish, Kefaya Movement and Dr. Sherif Doss, Coptic intellectual have unanimously offered a suggestion to the Prime Minister

Car set ablaze, child injured in settler attacks rocking Al-Khalil

Jewish settlers instilled terror during several riots in the southern West Bank city of Al-Khalil on Saturday night.

Army and interim gov’t may vote on presidential elections to precede parliament bid

According to sources the interim government and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces may decide on conducting the presidential elections before the parliamentary elections.

Chief of SS admits ordering destruction of documents

Former head of state security, Hassan Abdel Rahman, has admitted to investigators that he ordered security personnel and officials to destroy state security files which contained incriminating evidence.

Thugs receive sharp message

A new law has been discussed by Egypt’s newly appointed Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, and the ministerial cabinet sending a sharp message to thugs that have been terrorizing citizens.