The son of the Brotherhood’s Chairman Badie – Ammar – was killed, along with dozens of peaceful demonstrators, by vengeful Sisi’s forces.

Columnist Fahmi Howeidi describes exclusionary measures and atrocities by security services and certain politicians against the Muslim Brotherhood and supporters of President Mohamed Morsi and democratic and constitutional legitimacy as

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Badie expresses relentless determination and resolve to defeat the treacherous, ruinous coup in Egypt, despite the waves of vengeful persecution by authorities.

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Badie urges Egypt’s army to stay away from politics, vowing to continue sit-in and peaceful demonstration activities until power is restored to the elected President Morsi.

The military coup in Egypt unleashes bloody monsters of violence, repression and corrupt, brutal police state.

Brotherhood Chairman Badie reaffirms there is a determined and increasingly desperate attempt to overthrow democracy and re-produce the corrupt Mubarak regime in postrevolution Egypt.

Brotherhood leaders meet with other Islamists to co-ordinate efforts and discuss how to best serve the higher interests of Egypt and its people.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood tasks a team of its media professionals to visit various print and broadcast media establishments to boost relations and shed light on facts related to the group’s

As Egypt quickly approaches self-sufficiency in wheat production, with some provinces reporting more than 10-fold crop increases, Badie urges all Egyptians to shun violence and strikes, and move on to

Anti-Brotherhood hate endeavors continue, with dubious ‘news’ websites reporting falsely that Chairman Badie was shot outside the group’s Guidance Bureau HQ.