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Karem Radwan remains detained and denied release

Karem Radwan remains detained and denied release and defied orders continue as State Security implements a law of their own.

Extended detentions for Abdul Monem Abul Fotouh and 3 others, 15 days.

Aboul Fotouh, Secretary General of the Arab Doctors Union and a member of the Brotherhood's Executive Bureau was arrested earlier this year and charged with a host of fabricated accusations

Syrian president addresses topics revealing his thoughts

syrian President Bashar al-Assad in an exclusive interview with theTurkish daily Hurriyet revealed his thoughts on various topics, including the Muslim Brotherhood, Israel's occupation, Iran and Syrian and Turkish relations.

El-Shater’s health situation has left many concerned after his transfer to Kasr el- Ain hospital.

The Cessation court has decided to postpone the appeals filed by Eng. Khayrat el-Shater and his companions to November 17 when it is expected that a verdict will be delivered.

MB chairman calls for the halt of blood spilling between Yemenis and Saudis.

Chairman of MB beseeched the Saudi Arabian King to bring to an end the fighting with the Yemenis which has been going on for some time.

Boycott of Islamist movements to Arab leaders’ summit in Damascus.

It seems that the Syrian authorities will be facing an embarrassing predicament if the leaders of Sunni Islamist movements insist on boycotting the Arab Leaders summit later this week. Ali

The Saga of the Muslim Brotherhood

Having avoided posting up until now on the Muslim Brotherhood’s much-publicised travails, I’ve decided to do my best to put Magdy Akef’s ‘quasi-resignation’ in context.

The detention of 10 Engineer Students from Helwan.

Prosecutors decided today to detain 10 Muslim Brotherhood students from the Faculty of Engineering from Helwan University. The students were charged with the same accusations in which the movement's members

Egypt’s dynastic succession contested, as Muslim Brotherhood fractures

Will Gamal Mubarak succeed his father as Egypt’s next president? Is the Muslim Brotherhood, the country’s leading opposition force, about to split? Should liberal and democratic forces align themselves with

Egypt’s MB and their money: where does it come from?

CAIRO: Don’t ask, don’t tell. This is the unspoken policy of the Muslim Brotherhood in terms of where their money comes from. The reason is simple, the Egyptian government has