UK Foreign Secretary William Hague expressed his concern over the death sentences of 529 Egyptians handed down by the Minya court on Monday. In a press release, Hague said...

The volume of trade between the United Kingdom and the Arab world has increased by 11 per cent in 2013 compared to the previous year, the UK Trade and...

The Council of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) voted Wednesday to support the suspension of the Israeli Association of United Architects (IAUA) from the world body of...

Britain is preparing to assist in the destruction of Syria’s chemical weapons by burning 150 tons of chemicals, just over 10 per cent of the total weight of the...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is planning to exert much effort to persuade British Prime Minister David Cameron of the Israeli narrative about the Iranian and Palestinians issues, Israeli...

Britain’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office has issued a statement advising British nationals against travelling to the Sinai Peninsula and the provinces of Beni Suef, Minya, Assiut, Sohag and the...

Egyptians for Democracy UK today strongly condemned the ‘heinous attack’ on a tourist bus in Taba, Egypt, on Sunday. “We extend our condolences to the families of the victims...

Britain’s Foreign Secretary, William Hague, has said that Syria’s president has no plans to leave office because he believes he is strong and in control of the country. Speaking...

What we wished would happen in Egypt has come true in London. I was among those whose voice grew coarse from calling for conducting an impartial investigation of the...

It is neither strange nor surprising that the Egyptian authorities were the first and quickest to welcome British Prime Minister David Cameron’s decision to conduct an urgent investigation into...

David Cameron has been a competent and in many ways an underestimated prime minister, especially when dealing with domestic policy. However, he brought negligible experience of foreign affairs with...

David Cameron’s decision to order an investigation into the “philosophy and activities” of the Muslim Brotherhood, particularly as they relate to Britain, stems from a broader nervousness in western...

Last week I finished reading Abdel Bari Atwan’s latest book, After Bin Laden: al-Qaeda, the Next Generation. This renowned Palestinian journalist is regarded as an international expert on al-Qaeda,...

David Cameron was visiting the Israeli government in occupied Palestine this week. Reading his speech to the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, it is striking just how grovelling it is. Cameron...

Outraged media gathered to protest outside the Egyptian Embassy in London yesterday over the detention and prosecution of journalists for alleged “terrorist” offences. The disgraceful behaviour of the unelected...

Earlier this month in London Twiggy Garcia, a courageous barman, made an attempt to place Tony Blair under citizens’ arrest. This action may have been largely symbolic, but it...

The British oil and gas company BG Group yesterday issued force majeure notices on its LNG agreements in Egypt because of unexpectedly high diversions of gas to the domestic...

Foreign Secretary William Hague expressed his concerns on Friday about the detention of journalists and increasing restrictions on the mass media in Egypt. The British minister called upon the...

Representatives from Israel’s Leviathan Gas Company met with members of the British Gas Group in Cyprus last week to discuss exporting gas to Egypt, Israel’s Calcalist business newspaper said....

British Foreign Secretary William Hague has called on Moscow to put more pressure on the Syrian regime in order to accelerate the destruction of its chemical weapons. The appeal...

A massive media campaign has started in Egypt against Britain’s Guardian newspaper. Egyptian pro-coup media and even British-Egyptians have labelled the left-of-centre Guardian as “affiliated to the Muslim Brotherhood”,...

Below is the text from Dr Maha Azzam’s Open letter to the Guardian. Sir, Mr Blair’s recent comments in support of the military coup in Egypt are both misinformed...

The Egyptians for Democracy UK  condemns Tony Blair’s misguided remarks on Egypt which he made in a televised interview with Sky News Arabia during his latest visit to Cairo....

The International Quartet envoy to the peace process, Tony Blair, has arrived in Cairo on Wednesday for a short visit that will last only a few hours. Egyptian sources...

Egyptians for Democracy UK (EDUK) are shocked by the Egyptian Military Council’s statement on Monday January 27, which promoted General Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi to field marshal and mandated his...

Over 2000 BBC viewers and listeners have contacted the BBC to urge it not to award G4S with a security contract worth £80 million. G4S services Israeli prisons to...

British Prime Minister David Cameron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel will both visit the Middle East region in February to pressure Israel and the Palestinians to move forward with...

Britain’s Minister for the Middle East, Hugh Robertson, condemned the violence that took place in Egypt on the third anniversary of the 25 January revolution. In a statement published...

British physicist, Stephen Hawking, has backed an academic boycott of Israel as he announcing he would not attend a conference hosted by Israeli president Shimon Peres in Jerusalem, the...

At the 2013 MEMO Palestine Book Awards held at the London Hilton Paddington prizes were awarded to honour outstanding authors who have written on Palestine over the last year....

The Balfour Declaration of 2 November 1917 was central to the wartime British-Zionist alliance and a powerful Zionist-Jewish propaganda tool. As the centenary of the Declaration approaches it is...

Academic boycotts seem to resonate deeply within Israel, veering towards the dynamics of vengeance. Cosmologist Stephen Hawking’s decision to boycott the Israeli Presidential Conference sparked a furore on social...