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The Arab Tomorrow

The Arab world today is ruled by contradiction. Turmoil and stagnation prevail, as colossal wealth and hypermodern cities collide with mass illiteracy and rage-filled imams. In this new diversity may

Nationwide bid to raise awareness for 7 demands for change

The political opposition's petition which has received worldwide attention has taken its call for political reform and constitutional change one step further.

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

Mubarak : Any individual is welcome to enter Elections!

A speech on Saturday, March 24, by Egypt 's president Mubarak recorded promises of a fair election during next year's presidential election.

Egyptians believe Mubarak grooming son for power

With the 81 year old President Mubarak's health under speculation due to recent surgery, the notion of his son Gamal as a contender for the upcoming presidential elections seems all

Mubarak well enough to leave hospital

Germany: "Mubarak stable enough to leave hospital" sources reported

El-Baradei reportedly gets bids from Egyptian parties to run for presidency

Moussa has won the admiration of many ordinary Arabs for his stand on issues such as the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and Iraq, notably warning Washington it would open the "gates of

MB joins drive against presidential “inheritance”

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) opposition movement has agreed to send representatives to an upcoming forum for opponents of presidential inheritance.

The future of Egypt’s political system

We reached a conclusion in last week's article that what is being said about "the bequeathal of power" in Egypt is not just an "illusion contrived by the opposition and

Conference: Arrests and detentions of our Muslim brotherhoods’ doctors is a violation of rights.

In a conference expressing solidarity with the detained muslim brotherhood doctors participants voiced their objections claiming that the arrests were a clear violation of freedom of rights and a devastating