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MB Students Launch YES Campaign in Alexandria University

Alexandria’s University launched a campaign titled “Yes” calling people to participate in the referendum of the constitutional amendments scheduled for Saturday March 19.

MB and opposition agree on Proposal for Reform Initiatives

The Muslim Brotherhood has issued a statement proposing an initiative labelling it a building platform of ideas that all opposition groups have agreed upon.

Egypt in the Cusp of Change

Egypt's popular revolution is about to meet yet another challenge with the referendum over the constitutional amendments just days away.The remnants of the National Democratic Party (NDP) supports the amendments

Ahmed Shafiq Announces Running for Presidency after the Referendum

Dr. Ahmed Shafiq, former Prime Minister, met with a number of his supporters yesterday evening in his house.

Online Campaign to Vote

Internet activists launched many online campaigns on the electronic social networking website "Facebook" urging their friends to positively interact and vote "yes "to the proposed constitutional amendments set to go

The Muslim Brotherhood After Mubarak

Portraying the Muslim Brotherhood as eager and able to seize power and impose its version of sharia on an unwilling citizenry is a caricature that exaggerates certain features of the

Al-Arian: MB Will Contest 35% of Parliamentary Seats and No Need to Fear NDP

Media spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood, Dr. Essam Al-Arian said the group accepts the proposed constitutional amendments, citing that the country, at present, needs greater stability and to calm down

Egypt Recalled to Political Life

Egypt is coming back to political life as the changes ushered in by the January 25th Revolution begin to take form.

Saleh: Military Council eyes constitutional amendment on parties

Lawyer Sobhi Saleh, the Muslim Brotherhood member on the panel to amend the constitution, has revealed that there are four laws the committee has modified and sent to the Supreme

16,000 Judges to oversee constitutional referendum

Approximately 16,000 members from different judicial authorities are expected to supervise the referendum on constitutional amendments, according to Mohamed Atia, head of the supreme judicial committee appointed to oversee the