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Speculations after Mubarak

A recent article published in The Jewish chronicle reiterates fears that any new leader after President Mubarak would be unlikely to intensify relations with Israel as long as the Palestinian

MB’s petition demanding 7 changes garners over 100,000 signatures

The number of Egyptians who have signed the Muslim Brotherhood's online petition supporting Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei former IAEA chief's call for political reform has escalated to over 100,000 signatures and

IOA sources report Mubarak’s end sooner than expected

An article published in the Arutz Sheva of the IOA, has claimed that According to intelligence sources quoted by the Washington Times 'Egyptian President Mubarak's illness is more serious than

MB chairman’s initiated meeting harvests mutual cooperation

Opposition party leaders, intellectuals, scholars and activists accepted an invitation by Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie to discuss Egypt ’s political situation and joint coordination among Egypt 's opposition.

The Situation of Human Rights in Egypt 2009: Introduction, summary and recommendations

Issuing the 20th annual report of EOHR of 2009 comes in the light of a political environment not different from the previous years. Violations still committed against human rights. They

Sadat’s proposal for new party rejected by Cairo committee

An emergency law in force since Mubarak's coming into power has imposed certain restrictions on political activity in the country making it practically impossible to establish a new political party.

Human rights commission appeals to President calling for Al-Shater’s release

Al-Shater has in total spent over 10 years in Mubarak's prisons and after completing half of his current 7 year sentence he is entitled to parole for good conduct.

Rallies condemning torture of Khaled Saeed in Egypt continue

Events condemning torture in Egypt continue as the Egyptian Movement for Change "Kefaya" announced the organization of a mass protest on the 40 day commemoration of the killing of Khaled

In Egypt Campaign, Muslim Brotherhood Soldiers On

The decades-old battle between the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's largest opposition group, and Egypt's authoritarian regime has entered its latest phase. This time it's not a matter of prison terms or

60, 000 signatures on MB official website

Nine days into the online petition the Muslim Brotherhood has managed to gather over 60, 000 signatures on its official website since it started its electronic campaign.