FJP leaders hold that a handful of individuals are still intent on destroying Egypt, undermining the people’s revolution and spoiling the democratic celebration and the people’s joy of the constitutional

Muslim Brotherhood leader Hussein says those who resort to violence are politically bankrupt, uncivilized individuals who are nothing like real revolutionaries.

While certain parties resort to violent and murderous methods – including thuggery, arson and even murder – in their implementation of ‘democracy’, the Muslim Brotherhood has only ever used peaceful

Minority or not, Egypt’s liberal and secularist politicians believe democracy must put them in office, or they will abandon the whole idea.

Egyptian Businessmen Development Association chief tells Indian economists delegation that Egypt endeavors to build a powerful, prosperous institutional democracy.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood spokesman assures that, despite recent allegations, Al-Qaeda leaders never belonged to the ‘moderate Islam’ group, which relies exclusively on political democratic interaction.

In a cordial meeting, Freedom and Justice Party’s Dr. Amr Darrag meets with Hungarian Ambassador in Cairo, and discusses better relations in post-revolution Egypt, especially bi-lateral economic cooperation.

In the name of God the most Merciful and Compassionate. Peace be upon Prophet Muhammad, upon all the Prophets and Messengers of God, and upon his companions Abu Bakr, Umar,

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.

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