Egypt: ElBaradei Remains the Center of Attention

As Mohamed ElBaradei, the former IAEA director and current Egyptian presidential prospect, gears up for his much anticipated trip to the United States next week, Egyptians of all stripes are

MB member refutes money laundering accusations

Secretary General of the Muslim Brotherhood's International Organization replied to the recent accusations leveled at the MB members residing abroad.

Al-Erian: MB’s visit with Ghad Party has nothing to do with supporting Ayman Nour in

MB convening with the Ghad Party, solely discussed political reform and constitutional amendments and not support for potential presidential candidates.

IOA to demolish 2 Nablus homes, settlers smash 2 Palestinian cars in Al-Khalil

The Israeli occupation authority (IOA) has warned the landlords of two homes in Khirbat Tana, east of Nablus, that they should evacuate their homes along with their families within 48

Israeli policeman critically injures foreign tourist

An Israeli policeman fired at a foreign tourist inside the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in the Old City of Jerusalem on Friday, police sources said.

A week of philosophical encounters

Speakers and Lectures: Cengiz Aktar, A Muslim Member of the European Union Sadik Al-Azm, Turkey, Secularism and the EU: A View from Damascus Gil Anidjar, ‘Was al-Andalus Here or There?’

Experts: ending the state of emergency in Egypt is inevitable

Jurists and politicians unanimously agreed on the need for drastic changes in Egypt 's legislation. They all condoned the significance of the abolition of the state of emergency to ensure

NDP counters attacks

National Democratic Party members were disturbed by escalating criticism from the United States and local political opposition forces regarding former comments made in parliament.

Egypt: Activists demand answers to security’s kidnapping

Dozens of activists from the 6 April movement assembled demanding the release of student, Tareq Ahmed Mohamed Khedr

Arafat Shoukri: “Conditions are ripe to make this flotilla the ‘tipping point’“

A coalition bringing together a number of organizations is preparing to send in May 2010 a relief flotilla of more than ten ships and cargo-boats to Gaza.