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President Mohamed Morsi’s Speech at Cairo University, Saturday, June 30, after Taking Oath of Office

President Mohamed Morsi assured that Egypt would never turn back to dark despotic times of repression and tyranny, promising a bright, prosperous future for the homeland and all Egyptians as

Bishop John Kolta: After Meeting with President Morsi, We are Happy for Egypt Future

Catholic Bishop Kolta assures Muslim Brotherhood has never resorted to violence and is not likely to, expressing his hope and happiness for a bright future for Egypt under Morsi's rule.

Muslim Brotherhood Seeks Registration as an NGO

According to Muslim Brotherhood leaders, the organization seeks to be amongst the first establishments to secure its legal status as a registered charitable and non-profit civil society association.

President Mohamed Morsi’s Speech in Tahrir Square, Friday June 29, 2012

Cairo – June 29, 2012: Translation of President Mohamed Morsi’s address to the Nation from Tahrir Square during the "Handover of Power" million-man marches and protests, attended by hundreds of

Ghozlan: Tendentious Campaigns Aim to Discredit the Muslim Brotherhood

Certain reactionary forces are intensifying their vilifying campaigns against the Muslim Brotherhood across Egypt – despairing at the media war they waged on the venerable organization, they now turned to

Egyptian President-Elect Meets with Youth and Revolutionary Representatives

Egypt’s first freely elected President resumes his marathon series of meetings with all political parties, revolutionary and youth groups and movements, and leaders and chiefs of government and religions institutions,

Morsi to Party Leaders: There is No Place in Modern Egypt for Conflicts or Distrust

Dr. Morsi calls on all citizens, especially political players and stakeholders, to unite, close ranks and work hard to help the homeland complete its comprehensive democratic transformation.

Freedom and Justice Party Receives Britain’s Ambassador in Cairo

British Ambassador in Cairo congratulates ‘Freedom and Justice’ on Morsi elections win, offers Britain’s support in all economic and technical fields, and hopes for bolstering bi-lateral cooperation.

Journalists for Reform: Assault on Foreign Journalist in Egypt is Unrepresentative

Egyptian young journalists condemn mob-attack on UK Daily Mail’s Natasha Smith, in Egypt; and assert that the Egyptian Journalists' union is quite capable of safeguarding her rights.

Azza Al-Garf Regrets Attacks on Freedom and Dignity of Women

Following last Sunday’s sex assault on British journalist Natasha Smith, by a mob of thugs, MP Azza Al-Garf stresses that existing laws must be applied firmly to stop this becoming