Thursday, the 18th of May 2006 will be remembered as important day in the almanacs of the Egyptian contemporary political movement. It is true that the preceding Thursday, 11 May

Kuwait plunged into a political crisis Tuesday as opposition lawmakers appeared headed to quiz the prime minister following a controversial vote in parliament on an electoral reform bill.

In continuation of the persistent violations and abuses by the Egyptian security apparatus of human rights and freedoms in Egypt, its troops have today assaulted, beaten and detained  demonstrators supporting

Dr. Abdul-Moneim Abul-Fotouh, member of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Guidance Office, the top executive body of the MB, affirmed that the campaign of detentions is a continuation of the Egyptian regime’s

The Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, Mr. Mohamed Mahdi Akef, asserted that Muslim Brothers (MBs) have no objection to the formation of political parties for all those who want to engage

Dr. Mohamed Habib, deputy leader of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), confirmed that the MB’s agenda is centered on three major issues, on top of which is the question of political

Several news agencies have recently circulated reports speculating on the presence of dialogue channels between the British Foreign Ministry specifically and the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. These reports also mentioned

In the first escalation against the Muslim Brotherhood after the People’s Assembly (legislative) elections and the Brotherhood’s success in winning 88 seats, State security forces have arrested 7 leading young

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Leader Mr. Muhammad Akef asserted that the Egyptian regime has no real intention for reform, change, abandoning autocracy or eradication of corruption. He questioned the government pledges to set

Statement of the Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhoodat the Conference of the Frontfor Change held at the Egyptian Lawyers’ Syndicate.