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MB slams Bishop’s offensive remarks and calls on Muslims to remain calm

The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt called on the Church to respond to the offensive comments made by Bishop Bishoy.

The abuse of plurality

What good is a free media when the preferred recourse is to demagoguery, asks Amr Hamzawy*

Coptic Solidarity calls on Mubarak to make peace in his country first

A Coptic Christian rally assembled outside the White House during Mubarak's visit to Washington. They chanted: "President Mubarak Make Peace in Your Country First!” referring to his futile efforts in

Time of the Brotherhood

When Wahid Hamid announced that he was writing a television serial about the organisation of Al-Ikhwan Al-Muslimoun (the Muslim Brothers) over a year ago, there was much hubbub all across

US Copts protest against construction of NY mosque near Ground Zero

Coptic organizations in the US announced their intention to organize a rally on September 10, in protest to the building of a mosque in New York City, blocks away from

Analyst: Past Wafd affiliations with MB proved successful

Internal differences within the Wafd Party has had Kamal Zakher, coordinator of the Front for Secular Copts and Wafd Party member submitting his resignation to the party this week with

Coptic Bishop slams ElBaradei’s tactics

A recent statement by Father Moussa, the bishop of youth for the Coptic Orthodox Church, cited criticism against former IAEA chief Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei who has emerged recently on the

Egypt’s Grand Mufti attends Chicago Islamic Union conference

The 47th Conference of the Islamic Union, scheduled to begin on Thursday July 1st is to be held in the city of Chicago in the US .

MB and Wafd Party leaders meet with promises of future dialogue

In a press conference following a meeting between a Muslim Brotherhood delegation and the Wafd Party leaders Dr. Mohammed Badie MB chairman asserted that cooperation between the two parties will

Beginning of the end?

This year has seen a dramatic increase in political dissent and workers' protests in Hosni Mubarak's Egypt. In the final installment of a three-part series, Mostafa Omar analyzes the possibilities