Egypt: A new warning to the Muslim Brothers

In a series of raids carried out across the country, 13 members of the Brotherhood were rounded up including deputy chief, Mahmoud Ezzat, who was taken from his Cairo home,

Egypt: Doctors’ Syndicate organize a solidarity protest with detained MB Doctors

The Egyptian Medical Syndicate in conjunction with a number of national political powers and young doctors have scheduled a rally to take place on Tuesday February 16, at noon outside

Badie: Al-Banna’s amazing foresight.

Chairman of the MB Dr. Mohammed Badie delivered his weekly statement with high spirits despite the numerous arrests that have taken place against members of the groups ranks.

Egyptian Government Must Live Up To Its Human Rights Commitments in Geneva

Freedom House calls upon the Egyptian government to live up to its human rights commitments by revoking the emergency law and holding transparent elections with local and international observers present

US urged to push for two state solution

A senior Fatah leader has called on the US to push for the “1967 Two State Resolution” if it was really sincere to bring in lasting peace in the Middle

Since when is the Brotherhood considered a terrorist organization?

Western media have long argued the Muslim Brotherhood is the father-figure for radical movements across the Islamic world, with their controversial thinker Sayyid Qutb being given the distinction of being

UN: Egyptians sell organs to pay off debts

The United Nation’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reported that hundreds and possibly thousands of poor Egyptians are selling their organs, mainly kidneys and liver, each year to

140 candidates for the MB in Sudan ‘s election

A historic event with the nominations of candidates for elections in Sudan.

IOA orders administrative detention of mayor’s wife

The Israeli occupation authority (IOA) has held Muntaha Al-Tawil the wife of detained mayor of El-Bireh Sheikh Jamal Al-Tawil under administrative detention.

Cairo: Megacity

A recent analysis piece by P. H. Liotta and James F. Miskel at the Foreign Policy Research Institute examines the coming problems associated with the growth of many of the