Today, Saturday, the Libyan people began their General National Congress election, and look forward to selecting a committee to author the country’s new post-revolution charter.

For his first 100 days in office, Dr. Morsi, Egypt’s first democratically elected president, has a long list of important, even crucial, tasks to go through; and he is certainly

Egypt’s Constitution-writing panel continues to work, seeking a strong broad-based consensus representing the full Egyptian political and social spectra, in order to author a national charter for all.

Freedom and Justice Party affirms that there are no differences or disputes in the constitution-writing panel, although some print and broadcast media outlets loath an atmosphere of consensus.

Cairo court exonerates Muslim Brotherhood businessman, affirming that the original decision to disband the Brotherhood wrongly treated it as a political party, which it certainly was not.

President Mohamed Morsi assured that Egypt would never turn back to dark despotic times of repression and tyranny, promising a bright, prosperous future for the homeland and all Egyptians as

Various parties, groups and movements making up the Egyptian national front meets in preparation for real endeavors to achieve the goals of the January 25 (2011) revolution as well as

Dr. Morsi, Egypt’s President-elect, leads a broad and diverse coalition rejecting the interim ruling Military Council’s Friday statement and its defense of the constitutional decree it issued days ago.

‘In liberty square, until parliament returns’ is one of the slogans Egyptians chant in the famed protest rendezvous, in the heart of Cairo; and is the FJP’s promise to the

The Muslim Brotherhood’s deputy leader reaffirms that the current phase of Egypt’s precarious democratic transformation requires the people to be alert and aware as ever, a strong broad-based government and