Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood has been buffeted by a seemingly endless series of changes and blows over the past few years.

The recent ascension of Mohamed Badie as the eighth supreme leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood group has been met with widespread frustration among the movement's reform-minded younger generation.

Chairman of the MB Dr. Mohammed Badie delivered his weekly statement with high spirits despite the numerous arrests that have taken place against members of the groups ranks.

Dr. Mohammed Badi, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), stressed that the martyr Imam Hassan al-Banna, founder of the group and its first leader did not die. He still present

ongratulations in being the Eighth General Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, but you can’t leave the country. Muhammad Badi‘,

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has condemned the deadly sectarian violence between Muslims and Christians that has plunged central Nigeria into chaos.

The exact number of Copts is still considered classified information by Egypt. However, Coptic sources estimate that they are between 15 and 20 per cent of Egypt's 80 million people.

Badie calls on all responsible governmental and non-governmental organizations to interfere and promote peace and stability.

Dr Mohamed Badie met with members of the Labor Party earlier today in his office. During the meeting, both sides held talks in a cordial and friendly atmosphere.

Dr. Muhammad Badi’ is the new Supreme Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, according to an announcement made by his predecessor during a news conference on January 16.