Jihadist leader threatens war against Tunisia govt
Abu Iyadh, whose real name is Seif Allah Ibn Hussein, is accused of organising numerous acts of violence and has been on the run since September, after an attack by Islamist protesters on the US embassy in September in which four of them died.
Read More →Tunisia releases photos of politician’s suspected assassin
The facebook page of Tunisia’s interior ministry are published the photos of five Islamists wanted for the assassination of Chokri Belaid
Read More →Abu Ismail calls for ‘non-stop marches’
Denounces calls for army intervention in political life, announces solidarity with Syrian revolution and bearded policemen
Read More →Alliance between seven Islamist parties
Abu Ismail said the coalition aims to protect the achievements of 25 January Revolution and the constitutional path
Read More →Salafists fail to stop ‘Harlem Shake’ in Tunisia
A number of social media sites belonging to Salafists and other Islamist groups have denounced the “Harlem Shake” as indecent.
Read More →Salafists behind Belaid’s murder, 4 held: Tunisia minister
“The killer has been identified and is being chased,” Larayedh told a news conference.
Read More →Islamists protest in Tunis to bolster ruling party
The mass rally was called to defend the right of Ennahda to continue at the head of the ruling coalition and oppose to form a government of technocrats.
Read More →Controversy over Al-Nour Party head resignation
Abdel Ghafour has allegedly resigned following a series of conflicts regarding Al-Nour Party’s internal elections
Read More →The circus is in town
The circus is in town, people, and it is not leaving anytime soon. Sit back and enjoy the show.
Read More →Nour Party standoff
High board relieves chairman of duties, he responds by sacking them
Read More →Human Rights Corner: What National Council for Human Rights?
At a time when many liberals and seculars are rightly worried about the future of human rights in Egypt, the formation deepened those concerns
Read More →Review: usual flak for Morsy and Constitutent Assembly, US and salafist sheikh take a dose too
In today’s column review Morsy comes in for his usual dose of criticism from the pundits, as does Salafist Sheikh Wagdy Ghoneim. In terms of domestic politics, proportional electoral lists and the draft constitution are read the rest…
Read More →Angry protesters scale the walls of US embassy in Cairo
Anger over a film released in the US, reportedly offensive to Islam and Prophet Muhammad
Read More →Thou Shall Fear Salafis
Next time you read one on Salafis, read it with a grain of salt
Read More →Al-Nour Party raises its members’ political awareness
Al-Nour Party raises political awareness as internal elections loom
Read More →Libyan Minister resigns after Sufi mosque destroyed
Public pressure leads Libyan Interim Interior Minister to resign, following the recent attacks on Sufi religious sites
Read More →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 read the rest…
Read More →All broken up: new coalitions form as old electoral alliances die out
The race for parliamentary seats has started early
Read More →Different visions as 24 August approaches
As the day of planned protests approaches, different political figures outline their views of the event
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