Brotherhood urges all Egyptians for positive participation in forthcoming popular referendum on the country’s new national charter, hailed by constitutional experts as the best Egypt has ever had.

Freedom and Justice Party leader Heshmat calls on all Egyptians, at home and abroad, to turn out and cast their vote in favor of a new national charter that promises

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood will consider Army invitation for a societal meeting with various opposition forces in the presence of President Morsi at Itehadia Palace.

Egyptian media professionals and experts condemn a violent attack on the Freedom and Justice newspaper head-office as an attempt to silence the paper, and an attack on freedom of the

Egyptian VP Makki assures judiciary there is nothing to worry about in President Morsi’s recent Constitutional Declaration, which will be completely cancelled after the new national charter is approved in

With over 300 hours of – sometimes heated – debate and discussions for each article in Egypt’s new national charter, the document represents many firsts for the country, such as:

In yet another indication of their peaceful message and prudent approach, Egypt’s Islamist parties, groups and movements move their intended location for ‘Support Sharia (Islamic Law)’ demonstration and mass rally

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, denounces Israeli cold-blooded killing of Qassam chief Jaabari in a ‘targeted’ airstrike that also slaughtered several civilians including a seven-year old girl.

Legal expert Saleh reminds protesters that Article 2 of Egypt’s current Constitution, dealing with application of Sharia (Islamic Law), was written by liberals of decades past; and it remains unchanged.

Freedom and Justice Party’s Foreign Relations Committee Chairman expresses hope US President Obama’s second term as head of the administration would witness greater, fairer and more cooperative relations between Egypt