Muslim Brotherhood leader Hussein says those who resort to violence are politically bankrupt, uncivilized individuals who are nothing like real revolutionaries.

A dangerous and totally unfounded SMS message is being transmitted and circulated around in Egypt warning of a plot by the Muslim Brotherhood to blow up an important church.

Muslim Brotherhood and other pro-democracy parties, groups and movements have issued a statement calling Egyptian people to join a mass demonstration and rally outside the Presidential Palace in support of

Amid desperate and persistent attempts to keep Egypt in a permanent state of chaos and confusion, the Muslim Brotherhood and other patriotic pro-democracy parties and movements mobilize to defend the

The current protests aren't about the President Mohamed Morsi's power grab -- this fight is over something far more basic.

Muslim Brotherhood leader Mahmoud Hussein denounces violence, urges Morsi supporters to keep their demonstrations peaceful, and pleads with opposition forces to act rationally and accept unconditional negotiations and dialogue.

While the Freedom and Justice Party’s Beltagy hails Egypt’s new Constitution as a historic leap for the homeland and the people, the Party’s Darrag warns of fake copies of the

Egyptian Newspapers and satellite TV channels on strike Tuesday and Wednesday are trying to settle accounts for former regime holdovers and loyalists who stubbornly refuse democratic transformation.

Egyptian charter-writing committee says members spent 1862 work-hours, received and dealt with more than a million opinions and comments, and held 160 hearing sessions and 488 dynamic discussion plenary sessions,

Massive, passionate, peaceful, dignified, unprecedented – are the ‘billion-man’ demonstrations comprising supporters of 48 different Egyptian political, social and revolutionary parties and movements on Saturday in support of Morsi’s decrees