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Egypt warns over ex-IAEA head Mohamed ElBaradei return

Egyptian security officials have warned against any large gatherings to welcome home former UN nuclear watchdog Mohamed ElBaradei, reports say.

Brotherhood to Egypt: Don’t squeeze out moderates

The new leader of the Muslim Brotherhood said on Tuesday government efforts to squeeze Egypt's biggest opposition group out of politics would only spur on "deviant" and potentially violent Islamic

Will Gamal inherit power?

The US' study reveals the real intention of the Egyptian ruling regime with the crippling of opposition with the drafted Article 76.

China sees Egypt as gateway to Africa

Straddling Asia and Africa with a coastline facing Europe, Egypt has long been at the center of cultural and economic exchange between the East and West. These days, exotic spices

Bahar urges Arab League and Islamic conference to fulfil reconstruction pledges

Dr. Ahmed Bahar, the first deputy speaker of the Palestinian legislative council (PLC), on Tuesday called on the Arab League and the organization of the Islamic conference to necessarily fulfil

The Iron Wall

"It seems that the Egyptian people are ready to accept everything. From the Pharaohs of old right down to the present Pharaoh, their rulers have faced little opposition. But a

Mubarak’s Intervention Ends Two Year Ordeal for Egyptian Doctors

The case of two Egyptian doctors working in Saudia Arabia who were facing severe punishment and a sentence of 1500 lashes, which has generated controversy and debate about the mistreatment

Politics: Succession debate enthrals the chattering classes

Just a few years ago, talk of a possible inherited succession in Egypt was considered taboo. In any case, the message, from the top down,

Khairat is the man!

According to his page on Facebook, this November 14, is the third anniversary for Khairat Alshater’s detention. Khairat Alshater’s is the second deputy chairman for Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.

Crackdown against Islamists could backfire

Egypt's latest crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most potent opposition group, in the run-up to 2010 parliamentary elections has raised fears the moderates who have dominated the secretive