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Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood: Opposite effects

The recent arrest of several Muslim Brotherhood leaders came as no surprise. In fact many had been expecting the move for weeks. What did raise eyebrows was the charge sheet,

Khodeiry: MB represents moderation

Chancellor Mahmoud Khodeiry issued a statement to Ikhwanweb revealing his true feelings towards the MB's senior leaders who were recently arrested on February 8, in a wave of new animosity

Muslim Brotherhood is young at heart.

The recent ascension of Mohamed Badie as the eighth supreme leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood group has been met with widespread frustration among the movement's reform-minded younger generation.

Strong MB presence in Sudanese election.

In an unprecedented move, the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan , has nominated 140 candidates to compete for seats in the country's legislative, presidential and regional elections where nominations officially began

140 candidates for the MB in Sudan ‘s election

A historic event with the nominations of candidates for elections in Sudan.

Conservatives believed to dominate Brotherhood leadership

Mr Badie is a 66-year-old veterinary pathology professor. His election by the Brotherhood's Executive bureau is widely thought to mark a return to conservatism and a possible pullback from politics

Court releases seven of Qalyoubeya MB detainees

The Court of Bandar Banha decided to accept the appeal submitted by seven detainees from Qalyoubeya MB and decided their release.

Detention of six MB and arrest of another

Mansoura General Prosecution decided to renew the detention for 15 days pending investigations for three of Al-Daqahleya MB members who were arrested on the backdrop of the Gaza's Victory Conference

Sources: Egyptian steel wall along Gaza borders almost completed

- The Egyptian authority was about to complete the steel wall it was erecting along its borders with the besieged Gaza Strip despite the waves of condemnation to that wall,

Features: Promoting Democracy to Stop Terror, Revisted

U.s. democracy promotion in the Middle East has suffered a series of crippling defeats. Despite occasionally paying lip service to the idea, few politicians on either the left or right