The Brotherhood’s second in command, Al-Shater, resigns his prominent position to run for Egypt’s top job in the May presidential elections.

While some Egyptian analysts express apprehension regarding public response to the Brotherhood’s decision to field its own presidential candidate, Dr. Hussein believes the organization stands to lose no friends on

Full statement of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party explaining the esteemed organization’s stance regarding Egypt’s forthcoming presidential elections.

As Egyptian youths organize a series of increasingly sizable and vocal marches and protests, the stage is set for more action to pressure or persuade the ruling military to relinquish

Katatni asserts that the Egyptian Constitution belongs to all Egyptians, inside the homeland and abroad, inviting all to contribute to the process of drawing up the country’s new national charter.

Egypt’s venerable organization, the Brotherhood, together with its parliamentary majority political wing, shoulder the responsibility of governance in the country’s most critical phase after the January 25 Revolution.

To call it an impasse is certainly an exaggeration, but Egypt’s newly elected constitution-writing committee still has problems, while the majority party shows enduring patience and extends its hands to

A meeting between Egypt’s ruling Military Council and the country’s main political parties results in agreement on the basic frame of reference for the articles of the first post-revolution national

As Egypt’s current military rulers allude at turning against the January 25 revolution, and threaten to dissolve the recently elected parliament, constitutional experts explain why it cannot.

Dr. Mahmoud Hussein believes that attempts to drive a wedge between the Muslim Brotherhood and all official and political parties and stakeholders in Egypt, will go the futile way of