Dr. Mark Levine; is a professor of modern Middle Eastern history, culture, and Islamic studies at the university of California, Irvine, and author of the forthcoming book: Why They Don’t

Contrary to what most Americans and the rest of the world had hoped for, president Bush once again defied the common sense and made another mistake by sending more troops

Daily Al Masry Al Youm had an all inclusive interview with judge Ahmed Mekki, the deputy chief justice of the Court of Cassation and a prominent figure in the Judges

During one of the most crucial stages of political developments in Egypt and political upheavals in the region, Dr. Hala Mustafa spoke about the urgent need for reform, the tight

In his Article "Egypt: Leap toward Reform or Succession", Joshua Stacher from the Carengie Endowment Center in Washington DC and a political lecturer at the British University in Cairo, gives

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Dr Amr Hamzawy : Bush Administration is concerned with the issue of Mubarak absence. Washington does not care whether or not Gamal Mubarak will be the coming president. Its primary

Ikhwanweb has decided to post this interesting interview with General Fouad Allam, a former deputy director of Egypt’s state security service, which was published by The Herlad World Peace.