By uzzie on Politics from aljazeera.com
By uzzie on Politics from www.nytimes.com
Leaders of the youth wing of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood have split with their elders to form an independent political party, deepening the fractures within the group as some of its prominent members move toward a more centrist and liberal version of Islamist politics. 
By uzzie on Opinion from www.telegraph.co.uk
Naguib Sawiris has apologised for what he said was "joke" that was not meant to be taken seriously. The cartoons had been widely circulated already on the internet. 
By cricketguru on News from aljazeera.com
Egyptian police have arrested a man who returned home after being jailed for years at the US naval base in Guantanamo Bay.
By uzzie on Politics from www.thenational.ae
After nearly six decades of often brutal government repression, the Arab world's oldest and most influential Islamist movement has a legal political party in the land of its birth. 
By MuslimVoices on Everything Else from muslimvoices.org
"We want to show that no intruder can create a rift between Muslims and Christians," restoration worker Ibrahim Mahlab said. 
By uzzie on Politics from www.washingtonpost.com
Clashes between Muslims and Coptic Christians in a Cairo suburb left 12 people dead, dozens wounded and a church charred in one of the most serious outbreaks of violence Egypt’s interim rulers have faced since taking power in February. 
By SuhaibWebb on Opinion from www.suhaibwebb.com
“The fact is that God will not change the reality of a people until they change themselves.” It is apparent to anyone who keeps up with world news these days that Muslims are standing up against oppression and tyranny. During my stay in Egypt, I can remember secretly conversing with some good friends I made there about the political reality they faced. 
By Saladin on Sports and Recreation from sports.yahoo.com
By uzzie on Politics from www.cnn.com
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak stepped down Friday and handed over power to the military, his nearly three decades of iron rule ended by a groundswell of popular protests that began January 25. 
