With all its members appointed by ousted Mubarak and cronies, Egypt’s Constitutional Court handled cases in an explicitly selective and heavily politicized manner unbecoming of a court of any kind.

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

Egyptian VP Makki assures judiciary there is nothing to worry about in President Morsi’s recent Constitutional Declaration, which will be completely cancelled after the new national charter is approved in

Freedom and Justice Party Chief Katatni welcomes Egyptian judiciary’s decision to supervise the country’s popular referendum on the new national charter, and reaches out to all opposition parties for real

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, condemns violence in all demonstrations and popular protests, and rejects actions that disrupt citizens’ lives and daily living.

The Supreme Constitutional Court’s decision not to hold any sessions Sunday (a normal work-day in Egypt) was purely political: judges simply refused to leave their homes in the protection of

Reiterating its respect for all opposition views, Egypt Presidency vows to boost citizens’ rights and freedoms, as it looks out for national accord, dialogue and harmony.

Vowing to aid efforts building up the country’s state institutions, Egypt Muslim Brotherhood will not disrupt the work of judges or courts – contrary to yet more false reports by

Palestinian leadership hopes historic vote will help it negotiate a fairer two-state peace deal with Israel, hold war-criminals to account before the International Criminal Court, and hence reduce or hopefully

Contrary to exaggerated media reports, a minor misunderstanding at the mosque where President Morsi performed the noon prayers Friday was quickly and amicably resolved by the President.