Morsi normalising with Mubarak's regime

Tuesday, 18 June 2013 Mohammed Elbaradei said President Mohammed Mursi had threatened to burn the country if he became prime minister. (File photo: Reuters) Al Arabiya Leading Egyptian opposition figure Mohammed Elbaradei said on Tuesday that ...

/ No Comments / 0 Views Print Email Morsi appoints new governors (AFP File Photo) President Mohamed Morsi appointed 17 new governors on Sunday by presidential decree 426for 2013.Morsi will swear in the new governors on Monday at the ...

In August 2012, barely two months after being elected as the first civilian president of Egypt, President Mohamed Morsi generated a surprise showdown with the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), which had ruled Egypt de facto since President ...

Egypt's Morsi Government has initiated a return to covert war against Ethiopia, which controls the source of the Blue Nile, Egypt's and Sudan's principal source of water. The result will almost certainly lead to an increased level of insecurity in ...

With the two words Development and Freedom constituting a narrowed exception, the two ruling parties in Egypt and Turkey show wide areas of striking comparisons. For example, Islamists in both countries swung into the saddle and rode off; both have, ...

Sheikh Muhammad al-Yaqoubi By Matthew Barber for Syria Comment In a previous article I revealed that Sheikh Muhammad al-Yaqoubi was elected as the first non-Ikhwaan-linked religious figure of the Syrian National Coalition. This event did take place, ...

The Arab Uprisings were principally sparked by the brutality of the security sector in almost every single country where they occurred. In Tunisia, Mohammed Bouazizi's self-immolation following an insult by the police in December 2010 triggered the ...

Gamal Abdel-Rehim says he expects the court's ruling to be implemented, reinstating him as editor-in-chief of Al-Gomhouriya Print Email An administrative court ruled against the decision made by Speaker of the Shura Council Ahmed Fahmy to remove ...

In the early hours of Wednesday morning a military operation successfully freed the seven Egyptian soldiers who were kidnapped in Sinai last week. A press conference presided over by President Mohamed Morsi and Defence Minister Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi ...