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Closing Statement of the National Coalition’s Conference to Support Syrian Revolution

In light of the revolution taking place in Syria and in the midst of the Syrian regime's increasing crimes that has exceeded all limits against our people in the homeland,

The Thrill and Consequences of Tunisia

The whole world is watching Tunisia, and especially the people of the Arab world, which shares in many ways the needs for reform that birthed Tunisia’s popular revolution, notes Rami

Of course, Israel is Egypt’s enemy

Some Israeli officials have voiced surprise at revelations published by Wikileaks showing that the Egyptian military continues to view the apartheid Israeli regime as the primary strategic threat facing Egypt.

Egypt’s Waning Power

Egyptians are struggling to make ends meet, and Egypt can no longer boast of being the foremost political, economic and cultural country in the Middle East.

Badie calls on Arab and Muslim leaders and royalty during summit

Badie: It is time to unite and put aside Arab differences in the hope that Muslims regain their freedom and restore their status position

Nasr: Mishaal’s visit to Sana’a was not for mediating between Yemen and Iran

Mohamed Nasr, a member of Hamas political bureau, on Friday categorically denied that the visit of Khaled Mishaal to Sana’a was intended for mediating between Yemen and Iran.

Middle East Democracy Promotion Is Not a One-way Street

President Obama in EgyptPresident Obama is under pressure to relaunch the political reform agenda in the Middle East, but low U.S. credibility and the region’s political stagnation leave little hope