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New legislation aimed at curbing the illegal traffic of human organs has been criticized by some experts who fear it…

Protesting workers from the Tanta Flax and Oils Company ended a 15-day sit-in this week after reaching a compromise with…

In the more than 20 days since former International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) director Mohamed ElBaradei landed in Cairo amid…

While Mohamed ElBaradei has yet to announce whether he will run in the 2011 presidential election, Facebook fans already see…

With cases of corrupt ministers and members of parliament flooding the newspapers in February, the question begs itself: can the…

The controversial issue of appointing female judges to Egypt's authoritative State Council took another turn on Monday, when State Council…

United States funding of civil society organizations, a controversial matter among pro-democracy activists in recent years, has become an even…

When Egyptian schoolchildren returned to their classrooms after the mid-year break this week, they faced far bigger challenges than simply…

The mere suggestion by Mohamed ElBaradei that he may consider running for president, given certain preconditions, has thrown media outlets…

As the Obama administration enters its second year, we’re witnessing yet another flurry of American diplomatic activity in the Middle…