The Revolution in Syria, the Syrian Army and the Model of the Arab Revolutions

Despite the absence of any prospects for reform in Syria, and the Syrian regime's resort to a policy of brutal repression, the pace of the mass movement has escalated in

Future of the Muslim Brotherhood Debated

There has been a lot of talk lately that within the MB there have been disagreements and a split of generations, as well as the emergence of numerous writings about

Desperation Replaces Hope as Egyptians Struggle to Fulfill Revolution Demands

Less than six months after the January 25th Revolution – ample time to start the wheels of justice turning, and the transition to civil rule – Egyptians are still waiting

Morsi Discusses FJP Structure With Turkish Academics

Dr. Mohamed Morsi, the Chairman of Freedom and Justice Party, met Saturday mornig, July 9th, with a Turkish delegation comprising a number of researchers and thinkers to discuss ways to

FJP Chairman Meets With EU Delegation, Expresses Confidence in Egypt’s Economy

Dr. Mohamed Morsi, the Chairman of "Freedom and Justice" Party, received on Saturday, July 9, a delegation from the European Union that consisted of: Martin Schulz, Vice President of the

MB Statement On Current Domestic And Regional Affairs

The Muslim Brotherhood issued its weekly statement weighting on several current domestic and regional affairs that affect Egypt, including the situation in Syria, Yemen and Libya.

FJP: Public Outrage Over Slow Trials Justified

Following yesterday's mass protests, Dr. Mohamed Morsy, Chairman of FJP, stated that the public outrage and frustration over slow pace of reform and trials in corruption and police killing cases

MB Continues Struggle for Egyptians’ Rights

The July 8th demonstration was originally a message for'constitution first', but it is also calling for justice, as Egyptians are outraged over the acquittal of Mubarak's ministers as well as

MB: Unity is Key to Revolution’s Success

The Muslim Brotherhood joined protests in Tahrir Square in ‘Persistence Friday’ in an effort to preserve Egyptian unity.

Egypt: Five Things To Know Going Into The “Day of Persistence”

The Egyptian authorities are making a mistake if they don’t believe that the demonstrators represent the Egyptian people. In addition to the April 6th Youth Movement and the ‘We Are