The first elected president in Egypt’s history celebrates victory in the final runoff after reliable tallies – from Morsi Campaign representatives based at polling stations across the country – show

The FJP affirms that the interim ruling Military Council – that was not elected by the people – does not have the right to dissolve a democratically elected parliament, assume

The second day of the final round of Egypt’s first competitive presidential race in many long decades progressed smoothly enough, despite the scorching hot sun and the ‘usual’ irregularities, violations

Katatni tells SCAF complementary constitutional declaration is – for many reasons, evidently unconstitutional, as he rejects both the dissolution of the elected Parliament and SCAF’s addendum to the Constitutional Declaration.

Several reports of various ‘minor’ violations, irregularities, incidents and attacks that marred the predominantly peaceful nature of the first day of the runoff, with some Shafiq supporters physically attacking Morsi

Defend The Revolution and Your Free Will.

Press Statement by Morsi Campaign Coordinator Ahmed Abdel-Aati

According to Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, the Military Council (SCAF) has no authority to dissolve the freely and democratically elected parliament, not without a public referendum.

Faced with a vicious desperate push by the dark forces of bygone repression and ousted despotism, the Freedom and Justice Party urges all Egyptians to come out in support of

Runoff voting started this morning in Egypt’s final round of the presidential elections, as Dr. Morsi’s Campaign calls upon the elections committee supervising the whole process to investigate violations and