Just as the July 23, 1952 Revolution was a defining moment in Egypt’s contemporary history, the January 2011 Revolution is a crucial correction to the repressive, despotic deviations and developments

Many suggestions submitted to Egypt’s charter-authoring panel urge support to bolster the country’s military forces, to enable them to do their duty positively, guarding its borders and protecting the homeland

The Secretary-General of Egypt’s charter-writing panel assures that the drafting committee comprises worthy personalities hailing from across the political and social spectrum, and so represents all members of the Egyptian

Cairo – Saturday July 21, 2012: Press statement by the Brotherhood’s Dr. Mahmoud Hussein rejecting as false fables reports of unannounced foreign visits to the group’s headquarters in the Egyptian

Freedom and Justice leader Essam El-Erian affirms that efforts are underway to finish writing Egypt’s new Constitution soon, amid general broad consensus on all content.

Abdel-Maksoud believes there is well-planned, subversive scheme to disrupt the constitution-writing process and halt its progress to fruition.

Graceful Morsi move brings back dissolved parliament, rescinding military council’s decree to disband the first freely and fairly elected parliament in long decades of Egypt’s history, following parliamentary elections which

Security, Traffic, Bread-quality, Fuel and Rubbish-collection are the most important challenges the majority of Egyptians would like their new President to focus on first, and so he does oblige.

Certain media outlets seem to conspire with Mubarak-era holdovers and legacy security elements to scare and punish the Egyptian people for choosing someone not affiliated with the corrupt defunct regime.

Egypt’s long-hoped-for tourism boom has already started, with higher numbers of tourists and better resort and hotel occupancy, and the FJP’s tourism official promises even rosier seasons.