On November 24, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order instructing the Secretaries of State and Treasury to evaluate whether certain branches of the Muslim Brotherhood should be designated as FTOs and SDGTs.

El-Sisi’s interventions exposed election rigging and judicial complicity while attempting to portray his parliament and rule as legitimate.

The battle for el-Obeid has become a pivotal moment in Sudan’s war, with its outcome likely to determine the survival or collapse of the state.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and his Turkish counterpart, Hakan Fidan, recently announced a complete alignment of their positions on the Sudanese war.

Egypt’s tightly controlled 2025 parliamentary elections were engineered to produce a loyal, opposition-free legislature that can secure constitutional amendments enabling head of the regime Abdel Fattah el-Sisi to extend his rule beyond 2030.

As the US moves to finalize two key elements of Trump’s second-phase plan for Gaza, the shape of “the day after” in Gaza is coming into focus, and it may not be what the Israeli Occupation hoped for.

Egyptian scholar Zaghloul Al-Najjar, who devoted his life to defending Islam with a scientist’s mind and a preacher’s voice, has passed away in Jordan at 92.

Tensions along the Egypt- “Israel” border rise amid Israeli claims of drone smuggling and militarization, while Egypt stays restrained due to security, internal stability, and reliance on international partners, despite holding leverage over “Israel.”

Thousands of al-Fashir residents are fleeing from certain death into the unknown. Here’s a close-up look at their heart-wrenching suffering.

Amid an open-ended hunger strike by dozens of political prisoners in Egypt, Sanaa Abdel-Gawad, the wife of senior Muslim Brotherhood figure Mohamed el-Beltagy, has shared a harrowing personal testimony that lays bare the suffering endured by detainees in the country’s prisons.

They killed 2,000 unarmed civilians, including children, women, and the elderly, before seizing control of the city. The Rapid Support Forces militia has occupied al-Fashir.

In an interview with Al-Estiklal, Gaber said the main threat lies not in specific provisions like pre-trial detention or lawyerless questioning, but in a broader legal system that empowers the executive and investigative bodies at the cost of fair trial rights.

The fall of al-Fashir, the last stronghold of Sudan’s army in the Darfur region, after nearly two years under siege by the UAE-backed RSF, marks a major turning point in Sudan’s war that began in April 2023.

Tunisian leftist activist Ezzedine Hazgui said the country’s hopes now rest with its youth to confront President Kais Saied’s growing authoritarianism and revive the spirit of the revolution, expressing confidence in their ability to reclaim Tunisia’s democratic path.

Egypt’s 2025 elections are a controlled facade dominated by regime-backed parties, marked by corruption and token opposition.