Stories were published today and posted online stirring up and stimulating important intellectual and political discourse among Islamists and in particular the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt who found themselves part

Human Rights Watch plans to go ahead with a March 24 public release of “A Larger Prison: Repression of Former Political Prisoners in Tunisia.”

The Prime Minister of Israel was dispensing noxious fumes in a speech to AIPAC, the pro-Israeli lobbying conglomerate that is considered the single most effective arm-twisting organization in Washington.

The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Tunisian authorities to end the persecution and imprisonment of a critical journalist and to overturn a four-year jail sentence of another.

Islam Online founder and ardent supporter of his employees, was out and a temporary board established by the Gulf country’s ministry of social affairs had been set up.

Mubarak who is 81 had the surgery in early March after being diagnosed with an acute inflammation.

Germany: "Mubarak stable enough to leave hospital" sources reported

MB media spokesman Dr. Saad El-Katatni confirmed that the MB will enter in the up-coming Shura elections.

Special Israeli forces stormed Tuesday the prison wings of a number of detaind senior Palestinian leaders and carried out a surprise inspection on their cells.

Hamas has welcomed the British decision to expel an Israeli diplomat from London for his involvement in the assassination of Hamas leader Mahmuod Al-Mabhouh in Dubai last January.