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Sources Confirm Former IM Adly Directly Listened in on officials

Sources Confirm Former IM Adly Directly Listened in on Ministers, Governors, MB leaders, the Attorney General and Political Opponents.

Participants in National Dialogue Reject a Proposal for Reconciliation with Key Figures of Mubarak’s Ousted

In the first session of the national dialogue which is headed by caretaker Prime Minister Essam Sharafto forge a new social era, Dr.Hassan Nafaa, a professor and chairman of the

PM Sharaf agrees to the amendments of the Police Law

The Council of Ministers has agreed in its meeting on Wednesday 29 March 2011 on the of the drafted law of amending some provisions in Law No.

EU Parliament Speaker: Freezing Mubarak Assets Still Being Considered

The European Union (EU) is still considering the issue of freezing the assets of ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and his family, said President of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek

Ban Ki-Moon meets with Egypt officials and MB spokesman

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon visited Egypt, following Egypt’s historical referendum and met with the country's Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, deputy minister Yehia El-Gamal, foreign minister, Nabil Al-Araby, head of

Taking Stock of the Arab Revolutions

The downfall of Ben Ali’s regime was itself the spark for the Egyptian revolution, which erupted eleven days later. By February 11, the Egyptian regime had also collapsed when its

Thugs receive sharp message

A new law has been discussed by Egypt’s newly appointed Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, and the ministerial cabinet sending a sharp message to thugs that have been terrorizing citizens.

Qaradawi calls on Egypt to ignore sectarian plots

“A plot against the January 25 Revolution to distort its image”. These words were used by president of the International Union of Islamic Scholars Dr. Yusef Qaradawi, to describe the

Egypt’s new ministers down to business with full agenda slated

Egypt's new cabinet, led by Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, met on Wednesday for the first time putting efforts to return security to Egypt's streets; reviving the country's economy was at

The New Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood

The Brotherhood, in its current form, will not run in the coming elections. It is forming a new “Freedom and Justice Party,” which will be administratively separate from the Brotherhood,