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Mubarak : Any individual is welcome to enter Elections!

A speech on Saturday, March 24, by Egypt 's president Mubarak recorded promises of a fair election during next year's presidential election.

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

Comment: Egypt needs a democratic legacy

Hosni Mubarak said last week that Egypt “does not need a national hero”. The ageing Egyptian president, who is recovering in Germany from a gall bladder operation, was answering a

Egypt’s Mubarak has operation in Germany

Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif found himself in power temporarily on Saturday as President Hosni Mubarak has gall-bladder surgery in Germany

Ten years on

The Labour Party is back, at least according to one of its factions. Mohamed Abdel-Baky reviews the reality behind the sound-bites.

The Egyptian regime: From modernization to bequeathal

I talked last week about the crisis that the current Egyptian regime is facing at the moment. That regime has now reached a new crossroads after having blocked all means

The fruitful tree, the MB call (1)

The Muslim Brotherhood group was founded in March 1928, in al-Esma’elia by a youth teacher and six youth workers and craftsmen. In October 1932, the founder moved to Cairo, and

NFC Calls On Mubarak to Withdraw From Camp David Treaty

The National Front for Change (NFC) held a press conference at the Press Association on Wednesday September 6, 2006, which was attended by a number of political activits, including Muslim

MB Chairman Attends Conference on Camp David

Tomorrow September 6, 2006, Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Mohamed Mahdi Akef is to give a speech at a conference organized by the National Front for Change (NFC) headed by former Prime

Why Are Liberals So Weak In Middle East? By Judith Apter Klinghoffer

Ms. Klinghoffer is senior associate scholar at the Political Science department at Rutgers University, Camden, and the author of Vietnam, Jews and the Middle East. She is also an HNN