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With tough moves, Egypt moves to ensure stability whenever post-Mubarak era dawns

Mubarak, who has ruled Egypt over the past 26 years, turns 80 in May. Rumors of poor health last month — denied by Mubarak — left many Egyptians in deep uncertainty. The vice president’s post, the usual stepping stone to the top spot, remains empty, and the most likely successor is believed to be Mubarak’s son, Gamal, a possibility the opposition rejects. ..

Dodd Chides Clinton’s Health Care Policy

He said many experts predict that free elections in Jordan and Egypt would lead to overwhelming victory for the Islamic Brotherhood or jihadists...

Egypt Strives to Quell Mubarak Rumors

A prosecutor plans to question the editor of a newspaper that raised questions about the health of Egypt’s leader, a judicial official said Tuesday in the latest step by the government to quash rumors that President Hosni Mubarak is ill...

Islamic party courts election victory in moderate Morocco

The Islamic party dominating Morocco’s electoral season has many faces _ among them bareheaded young women in jeans, marketing students preaching the gospel of global markets and legions of poor and disenfranchised. The Justice and Development Party’s cross-class, antiestablishment appeal could spell victory in parliamentary elections Friday. And that would pose a challenge to the secular government in this resort-lined Muslim kingdom _ and to its Western allies...

Police arrest two Muslim Brotherhood lawmakers in latest crackdown

wo lawmakers from the banned Muslim Brotherhood were arrested Wednesday, the police and the group’s officials said, in what has become an intensifying crackdown on the nation’s most powerful opposition movement...

’Britian should talk to Hamas’

British diplomats should speak with "moderate elements" from such groups and continue engaging Iran and Syria because their influence can no longer be discounted, Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee said. ..

Obama calls for shift in diplomacy

DES MOINES, Iowa - Democrat Barack Obama cast himself Saturday as the leader the United States needs for it to stand up to and engage renegade nations such as North Korea. ..