The American e-Magazine, the Globalist posted an article analyzing the current situation in Egypt describing it as dire and stagnant. The article posted claimed that the escalating frustration among the

Egypt's strongest political opposition the Muslim Brotherhood has called on all political forces to unite in solidarity and resist all attempts by the regime to hand over power to the

The Sawaseya Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Center Criticized the discriminating procedures practiced against Muslim Brotherhood's deputy chairman Engineer Khairat Al-Shater and his companions

MP Saad Al-Husseini, from the Muslim Brotherhood Executive Bureau stressed that rigging the upcoming parliamentary elections in October, similar to what happened during the mid-term Shura elections held last June,

Papers around the world have speculated that President Hosni Mubarak's, alleged terminal illness has once again raised the crucial question of political succession in Egypt

DC - Papers around the world have speculated that Hosni Mubarak, the 82-year-old Egyptian president, is suffering from terminal stomach and pancreatic cancer and may not live to see the

The week that The Economist chose to come out with eight stories on Egypt which dealt with, among other issues, President Hosni Mubarak's health concerns, the president was here and

The Muslim Brotherhood's online petition has seen the number of signatures rise to over 21,000 by Egypt ’s largest political opposition group and their websites' visitors.

Hillary Clinton US secretary of state expressed her concern about Egypt 's state of democracy and human rights.

The recent report issued by the U.N. Development Programme stated that the majority of the youths in Egypt had little faith in the electoral system.