Latest in Tag: Muslim Brotherhood Highlight
Latest in Tag: Muslim Brotherhood
Review: Columnists debate Muslim Brotherhood and opposition
After the constitution referendum has ended its two phases, columnists are debating the situation of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2005 and now in 2012. Some writers are calling upon the opposition groups to unite up in serious political parties. The Muslim Brotherhood between 2005 and 2012 Mohamed Abul Ghar Al-Masry Al-Youm newspaper Abul Ghar …
6 April calls for nationwide protests on 25 January, 2013
The youth movement called for protests to bring down the constitution, which they deemed not representative of the revolution
Administrative court refers referendum cases to commissioners
50 lawyers filed cases calling for the cancellation of referendum result
NSF will not participate in Morsy-sponsored dialogue
Egyptâs largest opposition bloc denies claims it will participate in the presidencyâs national dialogue sessions, calls for a real agenda
Al-Sisi praises army’s role in referendum
Minister of Defence stresses army’s impartiality and urges political harmony
Head of Judgesâ Club assaulted
Controversial public figure, Ahmed Al-Zind, sustained an injury after an attack by a mob, on his way out of the Judgesâ Club
Morsy appoints 90 members to Shura Council
The upper house of parliament will assume legislative powers once the constitution is ratified
Mubarak appeal adjourned
Appeal at Court of Cassation for Hosni Mubarak and Habib Al-Adly postponed till 13 January
Low turnout for referendum voting
Less than one-third of countryâs eligible voting population cast their ballot during referendum
El-Shaterâs bodyguard denies military training in Gaza
Khalil Al-Aqid, arrested on charges of possessing an illegal firearm, denied all links to the Muslim Brotherhood and its deputy supreme guide
NSF lists over 700 violations in second round of voting
The second round of the referendum on the proposed constitution has been marred by numerous violations including the prevention of Christians from voting
Voters, but few tourists, in the shadow of the pyramids
“The Muslim Brotherhood divided the country with the constitution”
Almost a hundred arrested in Alexandria clashes
Violence takes over Alexandria again as Islamists and non-Islamists clash
Brotherhood supreme guide explains weekly message
Mohamed Badie, the supreme guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, says he was not referring to the military leadership in his weekly message
NSF laughs off eleventh hour dialogue
Opposition leaders say it is far too late for discussions on the constitution, which were requested by the Constituent Assembly and Muslim Brotherhood
Who really profits from Islamists rise to power?
Foreigners always claim that support for Islamists in Egypt stems solely from their desire to support those who were democratically elected by the people. It naturally then, falls upon the west to help the Islamists in adopting the values and principles of democracy. These include, of course, respect for human rights and, as was clarified …
Islamist demonstration planned for Friday in Alexandria
Solidarity demonstration for sheikh accused of urging worshipers to vote âYesâ in constitutional referendum
Brawl over constitution in Beni Suef
Anti-constitution protesters file a report against FJP and Muslim Brotherhood members, accusing them of attacking an anti-constitution march
Preliminary referendum results âa tragedy for Israelâ
Israeli media spokesperson denies having commented on Egyptâs constitutional referendum
Egyptians discuss constitution at polling stations
People divided between voting âYesâ or âNoâ
Electoral monitors report referendum violations
National Salvation Front and other monitoring groups report violations in all 10 governorates where voting was taking place
ElBaradei: we want the country to step forward
Opposition leader calls for unity and cancelling the constitution referendum
Protests still divided one day ahead of referendum
Supporters of the constitution demonstrating at Rabaa Mosque while the opposition schedules âmillion man protestsâ in Tahrir Square and the Presidential Palace
Taking it to the streets
6 April will be in the streets on Friday, but instead of protesting the constitution they will be attempting to educate the public
Opposing factions demonstrate
Pro- and anti-Morsy demonstrations held a few kilometres from each other on Tuesday night
Smoking gun: MB firearms linked to slain protesters
Evidence links bullets to firearms from arrested Brotherhood members
Islamists rally for constitution
Marches planned in support of Morsy and the constitutional referendum
Presidency accuses journalists of insulting Morsy
Complaint filed with the prosecutor general
Opposition rejects new presidential decree
NSF opposes referendum and calls for more protests
Rival groups to rally on Tuesday
Islamist and opposition forces will demonstrate the same day