Professor of Political Science: The BBC adopted the positions of political Islam and the Brotherhood's speech

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Dr. Tarek Fahmy, a professor of political science at Cairo University, said that the BBC network is a global network governed by media trends and media discourse, but has sided with some political trends at the expense of media trends and adopted divergent attitudes towards the region's issues, And political systems and change that took place in several Arab countries.

He added that the BBC adopted the positions of political Islam and the speech of the Muslim Brotherhood and attacked the Egyptian political and political changes in a remarkable manner, did not attempt to transfer a professional image, despite the role tried by the State Information Service of the data to correct some of the positions.

Dr. Tarek Fahmy pointed out that the BBC network sought to intervene and direct some issues, including addressing the rights, freedoms and democracy, and promoted the speech of the US State Department and international human rights organizations. He repeated this with some governments in Iraq and the Gulf.

"The network needs to redefine its course, to separate what is informative about what is political, not to attack the Egyptian policies and not to intervene in a blatant revolution in internal affairs," he said.