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A parliamentary questioning the scandal of the elimination of the Banha University Professors.

MB Mohsen Radi, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) parliamentary bloc, has ascertained that he will submit an urgent questioning on the state security's intervention to eliminate 12 prestigious

Egypt’s Relationship With The US Is On An Upswing Following US President Barack Obama’s Speech

Egypt’s relationship with the US is on an upswing following US President Barack Obama’s speech in Cairo on June 4 and President Hosni Mubarak’s subsequent trip to Washington, his first

What Have We Done to Democracy?

While we're still arguing about whether there's life after death, can we add another question to the cart? Is there life after democracy? What sort of life will it be?

Citizenship In The Middle East

CITIZENSHIP IN THE MIDDLE EAST: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS AND THE ROLE OF MIDDLE EAST CITIZENSHIP ASSEMBLY (MECA)

Deconstructing the Israeli Narrative

Separation of ethnicities is most apparent in how Israel and most of the world differ in regarding nationality. It’s not just separation. It’s a de facto apartheid, which the words

Conference: Arrests and detentions of our Muslim brotherhoods’ doctors is a violation of rights.

In a conference expressing solidarity with the detained muslim brotherhood doctors participants voiced their objections claiming that the arrests were a clear violation of freedom of rights and a devastating

ElBaradei for Egypt president?

Whether President Hosni Mubarak runs for re-election in 2011 or gives way to his son Gamal, an opposition party sees UN nuclear watchdog head Mohamed ElBaradei as a strong contender

The future of Egypt’s political system

We reached a conclusion in last week's article that what is being said about "the bequeathal of power" in Egypt is not just an "illusion contrived by the opposition and

Egypt: Bargaining Bloggers to stop opposing the Government

“You will be behind the sun” was the expression used by the Dean Abdul Hadi, General Inspector of State Security at Fayoum (Egyptian Province), while he was interrogating the Egyptian

When it comes to blogging in Egypt maybe “Honesty isn’t the best policy”

It seems that saying or writing what you think may get you into a lot of trouble. The latest in a number of deportations from Egypt include Per Bjorklund, a