Dozens of the ousted regime’s top officials and cronies finance and fuel a determined, desperate plot to topple Egypt’s first elected President.

Endeavoring to resolve long decades’ accumulations of social, economic and other problems in Egypt, the elected government also has to contend with single-track-minded opposition that desperately seek power.

Translation of Excerpts from the Muslim Brotherhood’s interview with the Egyptian newspaper ‘Akhbar Al-Youm’ on Saturday.

FJP leader Erian regrets US position on Syrian, which seeks to serve US economic and other interests more than the people being ruthlessly massacred by Assad’s blood-thirsty war machine.

Egypt’s new Minister of Culture calls on media professionals to commit to honesty and objectivity standards and to refrain from circulating rumors to scare and confuse public opinion.

As opposition parties gear up for an illegitimate attempt to oust the democratically elected President, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood hopes June 30 protest events will be peaceful.

Fought fiercely by old-guard holdovers, Egypt’s new Minister of Culture exposes more corruption as he persistently pushes for even more urgent reforms.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, urges all Egyptians to close ranks and be steadfast, vigilant and courageous in the face of contrived crises.

Egypt’s Upper House rejects hostile media claims that the ‘Ballet’ budget has been removed by Shura Council’s Finance and Economic affairs committee.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, vows to cooperate and engage in dialogue with any willing party for the sake of the homeland.