Mubarak’s Zionized Regime

After the savage Israeli occupation of the western half of Palestine and severing the Gaza Strip off its Palestinian mother land in 1948 Egypt sponsored the Gaza Strip and its

Egypt’s Brotherhood objects to Cairo’s ‘tyranny’

Egypt's main opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood, accuses Cairo of “tyrannical practices,” protesting the government's detention of many of its members in the lead-up to a key ballot.

The Egyptian Government and the Muslim Brotherhood

Are there any red lines in the relationship between the Egyptian State and the Muslim Brotherhood group? Reality shows that the Islamist group is not proscribed from staging demonstrations, participating

Protests demand release of MB leaders

Members of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) staged protests in front of the Egyptian Medical Syndicate on Tuesday, demanding the release of arrested group leaders, including Deputy Chairman Mahmoud Ezzat and

Row in parliament over organ transplant bill

Parliamen witnessed altercations among NDP over a draft law aimed at regulating human organ transplants.

Muslim Brotherhood is young at heart.

The recent ascension of Mohamed Badie as the eighth supreme leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood group has been met with widespread frustration among the movement's reform-minded younger generation.

Hamas warns of 3rd Intifada

The Israeli occupation authority (IOA) continues its harsh measures against Palestinian Jerusalemites ordering the demolition of five-storey building.

POMED Notes: “Looking Back & Moving Forward: Human Rights in the Arab World in 2009

The Project on Middle East Democracy and the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS) hosted an event to examine the current state of human rights in the Arab world.

Yemen: Opposition newspaper reporter murdered in northwest

Mohammed Shu’i Al-Rabu’i, a correspondent for several news media including the opposition newspaper Al-Qahira, was gunned down on 13 February in the district of Beni Qais (in the governorate of

Egypt fights underage marriage and school dropouts

Khattab explained that the most important reasons for customary marriage is to avoid the conditions of the legal age for marriages, which in Egypt is 18-years-old, and the financial status