Brotherhood Deputy’s son-in-law held 15 days pending investigations
Ahmed Tharwat arrested on Saturday, and reportedly remained silent during interrogations
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Latest in Tag: El-shater
Morsi espionage trial postponed to 14 October
Court awaits further reports relating to the case in which Brotherhood leaders are accused of collaborating with foreign organisations
Government shuts down Seoudi, Zad supermarkets
Chains closed for affiliation with Muslim Brotherhood
FJP deputy leader Essam El-Erian arrested
Senior MB member’s arrest is the latest in a series of government crackdowns
FJP deputy leader Essam El-Erian detained for 30 days
Senior MB member’s arrest is the latest in a series of government crackdowns
Foreign politicians ‘exceed international norms’: Presidency
Presidency criticises foreign presence in Egypt as US senators begin visit and diplomats extend their stay
El-Shater meets international envoy in prison
Khairat El-Shater met US Deputy Secretary of State, European Union delegate, Emirati and Qatari foreign ministers yesterday in Al-Akrab prison late Sunday night, contrary to previous government reports.
Attack on the home of Muslim Brotherhood Leader
Deputy Supreme Guide Khairat El-Shater’s family made statements detailing the attack
NSF backs Tamarod, 30 June protests
Upcoming protests represent ‘second wave of revolution’
Muslim Brotherhood decay: the logic of imperative Laxity
By Hesham Shafick On 10 May 2011, I interviewed Khairat El-Shater, the Muslim Brotherhood’s third man at the time, and asked about the rumors around Mohamed Habib’s, the MB’s second man at the time, expected resignation. His immediate response was: ”impossible!” He then took it further into explaining the logic of the MB’s solidarity which …
Brothers in alarums
By Philip Whitfield Morsi’s durability dips daily. After losing any goodwill he had among democrats, his powerbase is crumbling. He’s no use to the Muslim Brotherhood now that he can’t dictate election outcomes. On the street, former MB youth fight it out with MB holdouts in the canal cities, the Delta and, more recently, in …
All for the greater good
It is all for the greater good. The deaths and the injuries, the blinded and the crippled are a small price to pay.
Inside the Ikhwan
Interview with Tharwat El-Kherbawy; an insider’s look at the Muslim Brotherhood
Review: Secular dictatorships, enslaved conscripts, and the struggle within the Brotherhood
Columnists look to the coming period, addressing misconceptions regarding secularism and its link to democracy, the inhumane treatment central security forces are subjected to, and the convoluted internal politics of the Muslim Brotherhood. Falsification and accusation Fahmy Houaidy Al-Shorouk Attempting to dismantle what he views as false assumptions and claims regarding secularism and its …
The circus is in town
The circus is in town, people, and it is not leaving anytime soon. Sit back and enjoy the show.
Mahmoud Mekki: activist judge turned Vice President
Mekki’s appointment as vice president comes at a time where the position has no rigidly defined powers