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MB Chairman Names Official Spokesmen

A statement by the Muslim Brotherhood’s chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie confirms that the following are the group’s official spokesmen.

Verdict Expected in Khaled Said Case

Amnesty International has urged the Egyptian authorities to ensure that justice is done in the case of Khaled Said, an Egyptian allegedly beaten to death by two police officers one

El-Erian to Masrawi: The Brotherhood Would Oppose the Army if It Adopts the Notion of

El-Erian said that the essence of the referendum is the constitutional declaration, despite some changes in the articles that were approved in the national referendum.

El-Erian: Commitment to the Public Will Is the Challenge for the Revolution

Dr. Essam El-Erian, vice-chairman of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), stressed that Egypt is facing a real challenge regarding its commitment to the will of the people.

UK Ambassador Downplays Concerns of Growing MB Political Role

A recent statement by James Watt British Ambassador to Egypt highlights that his country feels there is no threat from the growth of the Muslim Brotherhood’s (MB) role in Egypt.

Administrative Court Rules to Dissolve Local Councils

In a welcome decision the Administrative Court of Egypt’s State Council issued a verdict to officially dissolve the local councils across the country.

SCAF Confirms Elections Will Be Held On Time

According to a recent statement by a military official SCAF will not postpone parliamentary elections. He maintained that the new parliament should focus mainly on drafting a new constitution that

IOF soldiers destroy tens of Palestinian olive trees

Israeli occupation forces (IOF) bulldozed tens of Palestinian olive trees in Deir Estiya village west of Salfit city on Tuesday.

Panel Discusses the Spirit of the Egyptian Revolution and Methods to Keep it Alive

As protestors in Cairo's Tahrir Square made the decision to end a dictatorial rule and peacefully overthrow the 30 year reign of oppression, tyranny and violence the world looked on.

News media in post-Saddam Iraq face challenges

The U.S. government pumped an estimated half a billion dollars into revitalizing Iraq's news media after Saddam Hussein was ousted in 2003.