Khodeiri denies NAC internal rifts after MB dialogue

Chancellor Mahmoud el-Khodeiri, former Deputy Chairman of the Court of Cessation and a member of the National Association for Change (NAC)

Egypt: Activists demand release of political detainees

Human rights activists in Egypt launched a campaign demanding the release of political detainees arrested under the Emergency Law

MB MP responds to ‘bragging’ accusations

In response to attacks by some state owned and western newspapers against the Muslim Brotherhood MP Mohamed Beltagy, who was on the Gaza-bound flotilla taking humanitarian aid to them, actual

Poll favourite may put anti-Islam MP Geert Wilders in Cabinet

Geert Wilders, the far-right Dutch politician who wants to tax Muslim headscarves and ban mosque building, could join the next government

Human rights: NDP’s 90% win is forged

According to human rights groups, widespread rigging dominated the Shura elections last week where the ruling party won 90 percent of the seats

French court rules in favor of Muslim student forced to remove Hijab

A French court ruled in favour of a Muslim student who filed a lawsuit after being expelled from a training centre in Paris for wearing the hijab

Egypt forces its MPs to enter Gaza on foot, empty handed

The convoy organized by the Muslim Brotherhood and independent MPs, which was carrying steel and cement, was prevented from entering the Gaza Strip since officials did not consider them as

Hamdan, ECESG refuse legitimizing siege

Osama Hamdan, the representative of Hamas in Lebanon, has said that his movement would not accept any proposal that would legitimize the Israeli siege on Gaza Strip.

UNRWA: Siege bigger than just a humanitarian crisis

UNRWA commissioner general Filippo Grandi said that the crisis in Gaza was bigger than just a humanitarian one and will greatly influence the Palestinian people and their way of life

Egyptian MP: Security Services’ seizure of Freedom Convoy an act of piracy

-- Egyptian parliament member, Hazem Farouk, described Egyptian security service officers' decision to prohibit the Freedom Convoy, which carried such aid materials as iron, cement, and brick, from passing through