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For the last three-and-a-half years, Secretary Clinton has traveled the globe relentlessly, covering more ground and visiting more countries and, I’m fairly certain, talking to more [...]

The Secretary addressed the relationship between religious freedom and religious extremism, as well as how U.S. foreign policy can promote democratic institutions and religious freedom [...]

Sherif Gadallah, a lawyer from Alexandria has submitted a report to the public prosecutor, against the president of the court of appeal, the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar Mosque, the interim Pope of [...]

In the statement the groups stressed that their efforts in fending off what they saw as a Wahhabi influence will not be limited to statements. They further accused Ibrahim of denying doctrines of [...]

Emerging from decades of secular rule, the country is unsteadily calibrating how deeply Islam should infuse public and private life. President Mohamed Morsi, a religious conservative, has called [...]

According to AFP, “Muslims on Friday [July 27] set fire to Christian homes in a village near the Egyptian capital after a fight between a Muslim man and a Christian laundry worker who [...]

Egypt’s Shura Council announced in a statement that it has agreed for the Islamic Group to begin taking steps to release convicts who have been imprisoned in Egyptian prisons for years from [...]

Badrasheen prosecution ordered the arrest of five Muslims, while the makwagiand a relative were detained pending investigation on charges of attempted murder and possession of explosives. [...]

Ms. Clark’s report also indicates that after abduction, many who return home indicate that they were raped and told they could not go home because their families would never accept them back. [...]

Below is a translation of the enclosed (Arabic) statement cosigned by 44 political parties and associations and 253 Egyptian individuals (*) We, the signatories to this statement, follow with [...]