Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Badie pays tribute to Egypt’s three Suez Canal cities, and expresses deep respect and appreciation for the country’s armed forces.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, solves bread problems in a number of Cairo districts, and works for similar results in other parts of Cairo and various provinces, with

The Freedom and Justice Party congratulates all Egyptians on 64% ‘Yes’ initial overall results in the country’s referendum on new national charter, where only 36% seem to have said ‘No’

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood will consider Army invitation for a societal meeting with various opposition forces in the presence of President Morsi at Itehadia Palace.

Affirming that Egypt’s constitution-writing panel follows democratic processes every step of the way as it draws up the country’s most important document, the panel’s head announces he received no official

Muslim Brotherhood Spokesman Ghozlan hails Egyptian President Morsi’s orders to retire the country’s top military generals and revoke the military-decreed constitutional amendment that gave them wide powers.

Egypt’s constitution-writing panel has held 50 hearing sessions, received 6500 suggestions for additions to the country’s first post-revolution national charter, and made 21 visits to provinces and universities across the

Katatni promises to resume parliamentary functions and duties within hours from the new elected President’s orders for the dissolved People’s Assembly to re-convene.

On the ninth of July 2012, Egypt’s Administrative Court is to look into the generals’ decision to disband the first freely and fairly elected Parliament.

Freedom and Justice party denounces Military Council’s latest statement, a leaf taken from ousted Mubarak’s black book, and the threats it makes against the revolution and peaceful protesters.