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2010 election updateElbaradei Campaign November 5, 2010

ElBaradei Activist Arrested

Safwan Mohamed, a long-time activist for Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei founder of the National Association for Change and one of his first supporters was hauled in by Security forces in Alexandria
Islamic Issues November 5, 2010

Time for Muslims to take a stand against hatred

Helen of Troy launched a thousand ships, and of course, a war. The recent acrimony surrounding the disputed conversions of two Coptic women in Egypt is not the stuff of
MB in International pressObama November 5, 2010

Obama NSC meets with Egypt democracy advocates

Top Obama National Security Council officials met Tuesday with a bipartisan group of Washington foreign policy experts who advocate that the United States push for more free and fair Egyptian
DemocracyHuman Rights November 5, 2010

Human development report reveals Egypt ranks 101

A report unveiled at the UN by Ban Ki Moon secretary general revealed that Egypt ranks as a medium development country, coming 101 out of 169 countries on the human
Harassments against MB candidates November 5, 2010

MB Successfully Fields 133 Candidates Including 14 Women

Despite intentions to sabotage the Muslim Brotherhood’s participation in the political process the group has succeeded in handing in 133 applications, in which 14 belong to women nominees on day
MB Opinions November 5, 2010

Muslim Brotherhood’s Opinion in a Newsletter: MP Demands HEC to Effectively Oversee the Polls

On November 3, the Higher Election Commission (HEC) officially announced that nominations are now open for the 2010 parliamentary elections, as it is a significant qualitative leap towards shaping Egypt's
Palestine November 5, 2010

UK foreign minister handed letter from Jerusalemite officials facing exile

A Jerusalemite delegation handed on Wednesday visiting British foreign minister William Hague a letter from the Palestinian officials threatened with expulsion from their native city in which they warned of