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Interview with Haitham al-Maleh ”We Want the Syrian Regime to Be Further Isolated”

The Syrian human rights lawyer Haitham al-Maleh is calling on the international community to increase pressure on the Assad regime.

Muslim Brotherhood denies Syria bombing claim

Syria's Muslim Brotherhood on Saturday denied an Internet claim of responsibility that it was behind suicide bombings in Damascus, saying the claim was posted on a fake website created by

FJP 2011 Program on Political Leadership

Egypt has traditionally played a central, strategic role and a significant cultural and historical weight, regionally and internationally.

Arab League Imposes Economic Sanctions Against Syrian Regime

After the conclusion of the meeting on Syria, which was attended by the Turkish Foreign Minister, Ahmed Davoud-Oglo, the Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Qatar, Hamad Bin Jasim, held

Statement by the Arab League Following the Developments of the Situation in Syria

The council of the League of Arab States, held on the ministerial level in a resumed session on November 24, 2011 in Cairo.

Syrian Opposition Rejects Bashar’s Truce, Vows to Continue Protests

Despite confirmation by the Arab League that the Syrian regime has accepted to halt its violent crackdown against civilian protesters immediately, to withdraw its troops from the cities, to release

Syria: SNC Slams Continued Brutal Massacre Against Peaceful Protesters

The Syrian National Council (SNC) has issued a statement vehemently condemning the killings against Syrian protestors.

Criticizing World’s Silence, Yemeni MB: Revolution Will Remain Peaceful

In a statement to IkhwanWeb, Dr. Abdul Rahman Ba-Fadel, president of the Yemeni Congregation for Reform (YCR) – Yemen’s Muslim Brotherhood, said: "It is utterly unbelievable that the silence continues

SNC Sees Arab League’s Statement Encouraging Assad to Persecute Revolutionaries

Yasser Najjar, member of the Syrian National Council (SNC), expressed regret that the Arab League Emergency Meeting yesterday stopped short of suspending the membership of the repressive Syrian regime's and

The real threat in Egypt: Delayed democracy

A lot of people in Washington seem to think so, though they are talking about it quietly so far. Their fears are specific: that the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamic