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Muslim Brotherhood Calls for Worldwide Demonstrations Friday to Defend Al-Aqsa Mosque

The Muslim Brotherhood calls on the peoples of the Muslim nation and all the free people in the world to take part in mass demonstrations everywhere across the globe, after

Syria’s Torture Methods Reaches All time High

In a bid to stem protestors in Syria, authorities have used various methods of torture against them ranging from beatings, blindfolds, handcuffs and verbal abuse.

Simplistic “With Us or Against Us” World View Quashed by the Arab Spring

The Arab revolutions have challenged many conceptions about change in the Arab world. They have also challenged perspectives regarding several key players in the region, including Al Qaeda and other

The Struggle for Middle East Democracy

It always seemed as if Arab countries were ‘on the brink.’ It turns out that they were. And those who assured us that Arab autocracies would last for decades, if

Security apparatus in Syria contains demonstrations

Since the unrest in Syria began on 15th March, fear of the security services and a descent into Iraq-like chaos, as well as the president’s reformist image has kept things

MB Statement on Incidents in Syria

The Brotherhood treasures Syria's good position as a pillar of resistance, embracing Palestinian rights for liberating the land, supporting the armed resistance, embracing the stances of Palestinian faction leaders, and

MB Calls on Military Junta to Break the Siege of Gaza

The Muslim Brotherhood has called on the Supreme Council of the armed forces, that reflects the people's will, to break the siege which is suffocating the lives of the people

Libyan dictator warns use of Facebook

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information today expressed surprise and resentment at the continuation of Libyan dictator resorting to practices that need psychological treatment , the latest of which

After Tunisia: Obama’s Impossible Dilemma in Egypt

The Middle East just got more complicated for the Obama administration. The January 14 popular revolt in Tunisia, the first ever to topple an Arab dictator, has called into question

Egypt’s unstable regime

Egyptians have finally decided to discard their apathy and call for change. Whether inspired by Tunisia or infected with its motivation it is truly a welcome change.