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US keeps eye on MB following Mubarak’s ousting

A recent article published in Reuters has stated that the United States is keeping a close watch on Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood to see what kind of influence it might wield

MB’s Saleh: New Egyptian constitutional referendum in two months

Muslim Brotherhood lawyer Sobhi Saleh chosen to be on the panel of legal experts to revise and amend the constitution has stated that the revisions will be done in ten

MB to participate in Friday’s Victory celebrations

The Muslim brotherhood has stated that it will participate in the celebrations scheduled for Friday with thousands of others to commend the people’s successful Revolution.

MB Statement on People’s Urgent Demands

The Muslim Brotherhood welcomes the Armed Forces Supreme Council's decision to dissolve the rigged People's Assembly and Shura Council, and form a respected committee to amend specific articles of the

Carter: Egyptian Military Likely to Obey Will of the People

Former US president Jimmy Carter announced he believed the Egyptian military was likely to obey the will of the people.

An Appeal to the Attorney General to Release MB Deputy Al-Shater and colleagues

Abdel Monem Abdel Maqsoud, head of the defence team of Khairat Al-Shater, deputy chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), businessman Hassan Malek and Dr. Osama Soliman,

MB’s Leading Role in January 25 Day of Anger – Prospects for Victory

Under the title "Protesters in Bloody Wednesday clashes in Cairo's Tahrir Square would have been slain but for the fact that young Muslim Brothers defended them," journalist Bara al-Khatib wrote

Egypt Junta Names Panel to Reform Constitution in 10 Days

Egypt's military rulers gave a panel of civilian experts 10 days to revise the constitution as it warned that a wave of strikes sweeping the country was disastrous.

Egyptian Journalist Hails Role of MB Youth in January 25 Revolution

Under the title "Protesters in Bloody Wednesday clashes in Cairo's Tahrir Square would have been slain but for the fact that young Muslim Brothers defended them", Journalist Bara al-Khatib in

Egypt is not Iran

Far from bringing comfort to the Iranian leadership, Egypt's revolution is inspiring Iran's democratic opposition, writes Rasha Saad