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Verdict Expected Next Week in Mubarak’s Criminal Case

Judge Ahmed Refaat, presiding over the criminal case of former president Honsi Mubarak, his two sons, as well as his interior minister Habib Al-Adly and his aids charged with involvement

Katatni Demands Egyptian Interior Ministry Stop Use of Force Against Demonstrators

Dr. Mohamed Saad Katatni, Speaker of the Egyptian People's Assembly (PA), called upon Interior Minister Mohamed Ibrahim Youssef to prevent Ministry guards and police forces securing the Interior Ministry from

Badie Calls For Urgent National Dialogue, Stresses Investigation and Retribution for Port Said Massacre

Dr. Mohamed Badie, Muslim Brotherhood (MB) Chairman, called on all parties in Egypt to urgently convene a conference under the name “Dialogue for Egypt's (6)” in order to discuss the

Facing Violent Attacks in Tahrir, Muslim Brotherhood Youth Show Restraint and Call for National Unity

A number of young people angry with the Military Council (SCAF) vented their frustration at the Muslim Brotherhood-run stage in Tahrir Square on today's Friday of Dignity marking the anniversary

Egypt’s Revolutionary Narrative Breaks Down

On the first anniversary of Egypt's revolution, the Semiramis InterContinental, a five-star luxury hotel overlooking Cairo's central Tahrir Square, offered an espresso-stained postcard of the deep political and social divides

Overtures to Egypt’s Islamists Reverse Longtime U.S. Policy

With the Muslim Brotherhood pulling within reach of an outright majority in Egypt’s new Parliament, the Obama administration has begun to reverse decades of mistrust and hostility as it seeks

Adel Hamid, FJP MP: We Stand by Families of Martyrs to Claim Their Legitimate Rights

Adel Hamid, Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) member of parliament for the Sayeda Zainab constituency, said: “Justice requires us to stand by the martyrs' families to claim their lawful rights,

Beltagy: Violence Against Protesters Must Stop Before Discussing Presidential Elections

Dr. Mohamed Beltagy, member of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) Executive Office, emphasized that rushing into talks about the next president being head of PA or others, will hinder

Rights Group: SCAF, Government and Protesters are Responsible for Violence

Sawaseya Center for Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination blamed the current violent clashes on the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), Egyptian government and some of the inexperienced young protesters.

Daily Mail: The Brave Women of the Middle East

After being viciously beaten by a 10-strong mob of Egyptian male soldiers, this woman lies helplessly on the ground as her shirt is ripped from her body and a man