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Egyptian Minister: Egypt’s democracy is theoretical

Moufid Shehab Minister of State for Legal and Parliamentary Affairs dismissed allegations of fraud and rigging in Egypt 's elections.

Islamic Studies Institute and SSI Ally to Stop Registering The Book “Witness to the Muslim

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information resented today the refusal of The Islamic Studies Institute to approve the book “Witness to the Muslim Brotherhood” by the researcher, Ibrahim Saleh

Interior Minister threatens MB ahead of election campaign

According to experts recent statements by the Egyptian Interior minister Habib Al-Adly, regarding the upcoming parliamentary elections indicate that, the ruling regime is intending to hinder any effort made by

The Failure of the Boycott and the Failure of the Opposition

It seems that the call by some members of the Egyptian opposition for boycotting the People’s Assembly elections, scheduled at the end of next November, will be met only by

MB deputy chairman Al-Shater victim of Egypt ‘s deliberate litigation procedures

The Egyptian Group for Human Rights and Law has condemned the Supreme Constitutional Court which has so far failed to adjudicate the constitutionality of the President's decision to refer civilians

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.

Egypt: 5 MB leaders arrested ahead of parliamentary nominations

In a renewed wave of state repression, security forces raided the house of Muslim Brotherhood leader Ihab Turk arresting him and 4 other MB members who were at his home

El-Baradei rebuffed

Opposition parties reject ex-IAEA chief Mohamed El-Baradei's calls to boycott November's parliamentary elections.

Waiting for the Brothers

The Muslim Brotherhood may be readying itself to contest November's parliamentary elections but it has yet to announce its intentions.

The abuse of plurality

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