Egyptians expect Al-Sisi's presidential program to aim for a police state, run by a repressive military regime that would fail miserably, notwithstanding its maximum force handling of dissent.

A notorious military commander, a murderer who killed thousands of innocent civilians, a disgraceful liar who betrays every solemn oath he takes, will run for Egypt's top post amid brutal

President Morsi's son, Osama, says coup masterminds are now openly going for the chair, over many Egyptians' dead bodies.

The Brotherhood expresses hope resolutions of the 25th Arab League Summit will practically help Arabs close ranks and work together for common goals.

The nationwide coalition endeavoring to defeat the illegitimate coup calls for non-violent protests and demonstrations outside vindictive justice courts pro-coup embassies in Cairo.

The Brotherhood strongly condemns the most tragically farcical court sentencing, in which 529 leaders and politicians are ordered dead in two brief court sessions totaling some twenty minutes.

A pro-military court passes a mass execution sentence against anti-coup politicians in two fast sessions, so fast there was no time to even read the list of defendants being convicted.

Muslim Brotherhood vows to defend basic rights of Egyptians violated by the treasonous repressive regime and the clearly crooked junta judiciary.

Egypt's broad-based coalition defending democratic legitimacy escalates anti-coup defiance with a second revolutionary wave of peaceful protest action.

Five supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi were arrested on 25 February 2014 on Egypt’s border with Sudan. They are now being tried by a military court. They have reportedly