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New Punishment Measures Against MB Student Activists

University student activists continue to be chased in Egypt. The means of collective punishment against those taking over student activities are continuously being developed. Beginning with illegal interrogations and complete

A Bomb Blast Hits Egypt’s Stability

An instant statement by MB Leader, Muhammad Mahdi Akef, that came to express Muslim brotherhood’s position on the blast as the leader said, ’ these bombings has nothing to do

Mhanna: “Egypt is serious in ending divisions; Arabs intervention will add success factors”

This is an interview with Rabah Mhanna, member of the political bureau of the leftist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) conducted by Ashraf Abu Al Hol and

Anti Gaza Blockade Protests Unabated

MB executive bureau member Muhammad Mursi confirmed that public protests and relief efforts will continue with the help of all national currents and in all provinces across the country. He

Will Egypt’s Recent Economic Growth Erode MB Popularity?

The MB is not only supported by middle class and the poor for the social services it provides but it also has strong presence among the Egyptian elite including academicians,

Egypt heading for collapse: John Bradley

Egypt heading for collapse: John Bradley British Expert in Egyptian & Saudi Affairs The Egyptian Saudi struggle over the leadership, the nature of US relations with both Cairo and Riyadh,

Police Tortured MB Students During Thier Detention

Students recently released by the Interior Ministry, after

17 Studens From Al Fayyum University Dismissed One Month

17 students from Al Fayyum university, west of Cairo, were dismissed after they organized a large Islamic artistic party that drew more than 1000 students on Tuesday April, 17, 2007

A Politics of Inclusion: An Interview with Saad Eddin Ibrahim

Saad Eddin Ibrahim is Professor of Political Sociology at the American University in Cairo. He founded the Ibn Khaldun Center for Development Studies and is one of the Arab world’s

Jail of MB Giza Detainees Prolonged 15 More days

The state security prosecution decided on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2007, to prolong the jail of 15 Muslim Brotherhood detainees in Giza for 15 days pending trial.