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In Egypt, the Twilight of the Mubarak Regime

In early March, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak flew to Germany, where a team of surgeons removed his failing gall-bladder along with a benign growth. Three weeks later, the president was

ElBaradei calls for boycotting elections

Former IAEA Chief Dr Mohammed ElBaradei has added another call to his list of conditions calling on opposition parties to boycott the approaching parliamentary elections this fall.

MB agrees on law to combat human trafficking

The Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc has agreed on the proposed law to combat human trafficking which criminalizes the purchasing, selling, and transporting of any individual.

Retrial for Egypt business tycoon set for April 26

The retrial for Hisham Talaat Mustafa, the Egyptian business tycoon already found guilty for his involvement in the murder of Lebanese pop star Suzanne Tamim and sentenced to death, will

Top cleric resigns from NDP

Egypt's top cleric has handed in his resignation from the NDP just weeks after his assuming the post.

EMHRN denounces the repression of Democracy Activists in Egypt

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) condemns the Egyptian security forces’ violent assaults against a large number of peaceful demonstrators in Cairo, Alexandria and various other areas on April 6.

Verbal clashes as MB delegates demand political intervention against State security’s harassments

Heated debates broke out as members from Egypt 's Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc engaged in verbal clashes with the National Democratic Party duringa joint meeting of the human rights committee

MB MP demands “Mercedes” bribe officials be investigated

An urgent appeal to the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs regarding information disclosed by the US government.

Rashwan: Amendments to electoral districts will benefit ruling party

"New amendments did not take into account the voter's proportional representation as they equated between low population constituencies and high population ones, which proves the imbalance in the constitutional amendments.

Egypt’s Third Alternative

Mubarak played into American fear by arguing that any free elections in Arab countries are likely to result in anti-Western regimes.