Ashri demands upholding rule of law against criminal Mubarak, his sons and his senior officials accused of killing peaceful demonstrators and squandering state resources, in addition to other corruption and

Absurd, illogical, unreasonable, is how Egyptian people, including the Muslim Brotherhood, describe the rulings issued Saturday in the case against ousted president Mubarak, his sons and his senior police commanders

Sentencing ousted president Mubarak and his interior minister Adli to life in prison, Egyptian judge acquits his sons and six of his police commanders of killing over 850 peaceful protesters

Dr. Morsi pledges that – should he emerge the winner in the mid-June presidential runoff – he will seek retribution for the revolution’s martyrs and injured in a real trial

Like the rest of the Egyptian public, the Brotherhood is shocked and dismayed by the court rulings issued earlier today – Saturday – in the case against ousted president Mubarak,

The Brotherhood’s Change and Reform list of academics – which includes Copts and women as well as non-Brotherhood professors with various other leanings and orientations – won a great majority

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, has a dream, of individual freedoms for all, of a truly independent state, and a real and peaceful transition for the people and

FJP Secretary General, Beltagy, criticizes media for mostly ignoring – when not vilifying – the post-revolution parliament’s important and unprecedented achievements, and urges effective action to face up to old

Egyptian presidential contender, Dr. Morsi, shifts his campaign into higher gear for the upcoming runoff in the race for Egypt’s top post, with a new motto aimed to encourage people

Egyptian lawmakers and businessmen visit Italy – where the capital Rome hosts the Islamic Culture Week festival in the biggest mosque in Europe, and impress Italian parliamentarians, to bolster relations