Lex Petros

[...] After 19 days, Hosni Mubarak resigns, news of which was delivered on air by Omar Suleiman in a one minute sombre appearance. [...]

[...] the angry mob, the VP is in for a shock. There can only be two things or outcomes:- One, Hosni Mubarak steps down and the Muslim Brotherhood takes over or decrees a coalition with the opposition to [...]

[...] staff and Defence Minister Hussein Tantawi sits on the Council. A day after the resignation of Hosni Mubarak, the military announced that they will keep the nation's peace until the transition and to [...]

[...] the apparent inequality of the distribution of wealth. At one time, deposed Egyptian leader, Hosni Mubarak's total wealth was said to have exceeeded USD70billion. An interesting book I came across [...]

[...] Egypt are going on to the 15th day, a little over 2 weeks now, since January 25, 2011. The Muslim Brotherhood seems to be gaining foothold, leaving the inevitable question of how much more Islamist [...]

[...] the 1971 constitution (as amended as so recent as 2007) which made it impossible for the Muslim Brotherhood to form a political party and undermined judicial supervision in the hands of commissions. [...]

[...] a shock. There can only be two things or outcomes:- One, Hosni Mubarak steps down and the Muslim Brotherhood takes over or decrees a coalition with the opposition to form the interim government, [...]

[...] and the rise of a new regime or at least, a harbinger of one. Of course, there's the Muslim Brotherhood- it must be remembered that they were target of arrests during Hosni Mubarak's time and all [...]

[...] USD1.5million annually. Riyadh sources says the Kingdom will be Washington's only ally in the Arab world and the Saudis want US to keep that in mind. I am not surprised. But then again, Saudi is [...]

[...] foretold that there will be unrest in the Middle East and later, Libya, Iran, Turkey, the Arab world generally, will eventually descend upon Israel to destroy the nation of God's chosen [...]

[...] for the Egyptian people and probably a time of suspense for Israel, USA, the rest of the Arab World. Hosni Mubarak handed over power to the Egyptian Army's Supreme Council who is supposed to [...]

First it was the government of Tunisia, then followed by Egypt. Now a wake of change ripples across the Arab word. Jordan entire cabinet has been sac [...]

[...] Security forces have tried to retake the eastern town of Al-Zawiyah where the oil refineries are situated. [...]

[...] would be willing to allow these policies to remain. The brutal tactics of using military and security forces to quell civilian uprising has drawn tremendous flack from international communities, [...]

[...] . The clashes in Yemen have apparently has no effect on President Salleh's resolute. His security forces are starting to show brazen disregard for safety and life and the anti-government protesters [...]

[...] will hold the reigns, but no one really knows whether the military will allow number 2, Omar Suleiman to play any role in Egypt's transition. A suspended constitution means an uncharted [...]

[...] ...after 16 days, Omar Suleiman had this to say? Is this Egypt's Vice President's idea of a joke, expressing self-denial or [...]

[...] After 19 days, Hosni Mubarak resigns, news of which was delivered on air by Omar Suleiman in a one minute sombre appearance. Tahrir Square erupted with cries of "Freedom" and [...]

[...] Christians. Everything has its place in time. After all, observe the turmoil happening on the Arab nations and the Muslim world. Some say it's the demise of an old regime consisting of dictators, [...]

[...] and economical woes and the end of corrupt government officials rings through-out the Arab nations in these recent times. I am utterly perplexed by the apparent inequality of the distribution [...]

[...] Iranian-style Islamic Republic, one directly neighboring Israel and armed with U.S. weaponry. Arab nations have been hostile toward Israel with Egypt and Jordan mostly ignoring the peace treaties [...]

[...] for the worse. Yesterday, a grenade was hurled into the crowd. Rival forces taken on anti-government protesters near Sanaa Univerisity. Pro-democracy demonstrators demand the resignation of President [...]

[...] . His security forces are starting to show brazen disregard for safety and life and the anti-government protesters were hit by gunfire when they shot into crowds, just like Libya. These demonstrators, [...]

[...] the Muslim Brotherhood takes over or decrees a coalition with the opposition to form the interim government, possibly with help from the US and Iran; or two, the Egyptian constitution is amended [...]

[...] . A military coup is always remotely possible if their interests would be undermined by the interim government. We are now witnessing history unfolding and the rise of a new regime or at least, a [...]

[...] little bit to everyone but more to the president. For the time being, the best case is the interim government honoring its transitional role and providing a framework for fair elections and reforms as [...]

[...] on Israel's borders. It's a two-edged sword: the Muslim Brotherhood is a sworn enemy in the Mubarak regime and has its relations with the Palestinian movement. If the MB takes control, their [...]