Latest in Tag: Islamist Highlight
Latest in Tag: Islamist
Review: Sinai, Morsyâs independence and liberal powers
Although President Morsy has commenced his first trip to China, which will be followed by a unique trip to Iran, most columnists across Egyptian newspapers have not touched upon the presidential trips. Opinion writers commented on the importance of Morsyâs independence from his Islamist group and some have warned against possible occurrences of violence and …

Freedom and rights on agenda
Constituent Assembly discusses first draft of rights and freedoms in new constitution

Internal Memo 21581-2012
The army is one of the countryâs largest and richest business empires and it is too integral to our economic interests to have it ran this way

Morsy appoints Islamist-dominated presidential team
Morsy’s presidential team consists of four assistants and seventeen advisers, predominantly Islamists

Algerian hostage in Mali pleads for his life
Movement for Oneness and Jihad kidnaps an Algerian consulate employee

Militants target Yemen minister
Yemeni transport minister escapes assassination attempt

Thoughts on new alliances
January 2011 created a new set of alliances between the three main political currents in Egypt: the Islamists, the leftists and the liberals. During the first 18 days of the revolution and all the way up to the constitutional referendum in March 2011, this alliance was active and sound. Since the March referendum, this alliance …

Mali Islamists; Algeria will pay for refusal
Mali Islamists threaten to exact retribution on Algeria after hostage swap deal was refused.

New transitional government announced in Mali
Two week after coup, Dioncounda Traore announced Mali’s interim president

Power struggle in Jordan
Jordanian minister for media affairs slams the call to boycott upcoming parliamentary elections
Gamal Eid: Human rights continue to suffer since revolution
Gamal Eid, the executive director of the Arab Network for Human Rights Information speaks with DNE
Different angles to analyse Rafahâs turmoil
At midnight on Sunday, 16 Egyptian border guards were pronounced dead. One might imagine that they were just sitting together during iftar, enjoying some of Sinaiâs tasty dates and milk when unrevealed gunmen abruptly shot them dead. Some of those killed might have even been taking their last bite of bread at that very moment. …

Tunisian bill set to criminalise âvalues-based offencesâ
Rights group: “The draft bill would provide prison terms and fines for broadly worded offenses such as insulting or mocking the ‘sanctity of religion'”

UAE goes after dissidents and Islamist opposition group
Scores of activists and members of Al-Islah rounded up by Emirati police

Libyan election results announced
No party has a clear majority, but moderate coalition in best position
US justifies visa for Egypt Islamist
AFPÂ – The US State Department on Tuesday defended issuing a visa to an Egyptian Islamist whose group is classified as terrorist, saying it hoped to reach out to new faces in a fast-changing region. Conservative critics of President Barack Obama cried foul over the visa to Hani Nour Eldin, a newly elected lawmaker from the …