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Rights Group to Prosecute Those Found Responsible for Attacks on Protesters

The Paris-based Arab Commission for Human Rights on Wednesday dispatched a fact-finding committee to Cairo to investigate police violence used against protesters demanding the resignation of Egyptian ex-president Hosni Mubarak,

Mubarak Stubbornly Refuses to Stand Down

Roars of anger rang out of Tahreer Square after Mubarak announced he would not leave until September. Protestors waved their shoes at Mubarak as a carnival-like atmosphere turned to rage.

US Policy in Egypt – A Battle of Principles and Interests

The US wants Egypt to go along with Israel and submit to US policy. However, the average Egyptian and his plight have been invisible to the US for decades as

Obama: The Time For Change is Now

A recent interview on Fox news with US President Barack Obama stated he was confident that an orderly political transition in Egypt would produce a government that will remain a

Mubarak’s Last Gasps

According to the CIA's declassified documents and records, senior CIA operative, Kermit Roosevelt, paid $100,000 to mobsters in Tehran, in early August 1953, to hire the most feared thugs to

MB chairman: The people no longer trusts the regime

In a statement, the Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie asserted that it was significant that Mubarak resign immediately if there was to be any constructive dialogue with the Muslim

Arab Democracy Now!

The campaign against dictatorship in the Arab world has brought together some strange bedfellows.

Egypt is Inflating Not Flourishing

Egypt is in a 'demographic' danger that is not less severe than the other dangers that surround it and boiling inside it, says Moataz A. Fattah.

Two Hundred and Sixteen MB Cadres Accused of Using Religious Mottos and Promoting Banned Group

The National Ruling Party (NDP) started the translation of its complaint against the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in which it accused the MB of violating the rules of running for parliamentary

Egypt’s Winners and Losers

The election results may not have been surprising, but what will be the long-term repercussions for the key players?