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MB’s meeting with ElBaradei fruitful

Former IAEA chief Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei met yesterday with Mohammed Sa'ad al Katatni, the MB's parliament leader in what may be described as amiable discussions

MB meets with ElBaradei Saturday June, 5

Dr. Mohamed Saad Katatni from the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive Bureau and head of the parliamentary bloc is scheduled to meet Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei on Saturday June 5 for the second

Why is the Arab world frozen in time?

Why is it that at the beginning of the 21st century the Arab world seems stuck in time? Why are most Arabs still ruled by kings or military dictatorships? And

Al Erian: MB determined to participate in elections despite regime’s oppression

Muslim Brotherhood media spokesman Dr. Essam Al Erian maintained that the bloc insisted on participating in the controversial Shura elections in an effort to reveal the regime's true colours.

Clashes conclude Egyptian democracy conference in U.S.

Tensions rose and verbal clashes took place during the final session of the conference in the U.S. titled "The Future of Democracy in Egypt".

The US-Egypt NGO funding problem

Despite Washington’s annoyance that Egypt renewed the controversial Emergency Laws that allow for arrest and detention without trial and the use of State Security Courts, the United States didn’t appear

11 MB issued release orders after 3 month unjust detention

11 members of the MB bloc from the governorate of Beheira, including Dr. Ossama Nasr, were issued release orders by A Cairo Court .

Parliament discusses security’s meddling in Shura nominations

Muslim Brotherhood bloc, submitted an urgent statement to the Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif, and Interior Minister Habib El-Adly

Mobilizing for Egyptian Democracy

The Islamic Human Rights Commission, a UK-based NGO that holds Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, embarks on an international campaign to bring

MP’s will conduct May 3 peaceful march despite denied permission

Muslim Brotherhood members, and independents insist on carrying out their peaceful march on May 3, in a call for political reform and constitutional amendments