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The Islamist Response to Repression: Are Mainstream Islamist Groups Radicalizing?

Today, some of the Middle East’s most prominent Islamist groups are in a state of crisis, racked by internal divisions and struggling to respond to regime repression. With key U.S.

Moderate Islamism- Key to Democracy?

director of research at the Brookings Doha Center, argues in a new policy briefing that the U.S. must reassess its policy toward moderate Islamist groups in the Middle East, or

ANHRI condemns arrest of MB involved in collecting signatures

A statement issued by the Arab Network for Human Rights stated that it was dismayed by the upsurge of despotism, and the flagrant lack of respect for the civil liberties

ElBaradei: You cannot simply ignore a group such as the MB with their nationwide support

The Noble Peace prize Laureate ascertained that the Muslim Brotherhood represented a peaceful, moderate outlook on life calling for a civil state based on Islamic values.

Egypt Business Forecast Report Q4 2010 – New Report Published

The overall Egyptian economy looks relatively well positioned compared with the sluggish recovery being experienced in the rest of the world, especially in developed states.

MB: Regime’s attempts to thwart MB and NAC’s online petition are doomed to failure

Dr. Essam El-Arian a member of the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive Bureau, and head of the MB Political Section emphasized that any attempts to question the authenticity of the signatures collected

Obama calls on African youth to be agents of change

U.S President Barack Obama met with young African leaders and urged them to work for change on their continent and bolster democracy, slamming many independence-era leaders who were elected but

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

Muslim Brotherhood supports ElBaradei

When Mohamed ElBaradei, nobel laureate and former head of the U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency, swept back to Egypt in February talking of democratic reform and possibly running for president,

Mubarak’s Regime may be a Victim of its Own Success

By focusing on western demands for economic restructuring – and the personal enrichment that has accompanied it – Egypt’s ruling elites have become almost comically out of touch with their