When Mohamed ElBaradei, nobel laureate and former head of the U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency, swept back to Egypt in February talking of democratic reform and possibly running for president,

The Muslim Brotherhood defense team representing Engineer Khairat al-Shater, Deputy Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, and four MB leaders who were convicted in the Military Court case in 2008.

Eric Holder US Attorney General voiced hopes that the trial of Khaled Saeed's killing as a result of police brutality be transparent and that those responsible be held accountable.

The US Foreign Relations Committee received a drafted resolution by US senators Russ Finegold, Robert Casey and former presidential nominee John McCain urging Egypt to abolish its 30 year old

The decades-old battle between the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's largest opposition group, and Egypt's authoritarian regime has entered its latest phase. This time it's not a matter of prison terms or

Nine days into the online petition the Muslim Brotherhood has managed to gather over 60, 000 signatures on its official website since it started its electronic campaign.

Mohamed ElBaradei returned to Egypt at a critical point in the country's political history. With President Mubarak in power for almost three decades, there is a general feeling that political

Dr. Mohammed Badie, chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, urged the Egyptian regime to come to its senses and acknowledge the country belongs to all Egyptians, not only the ruling elite

In his weekly, message titled "The will of the nation. Between fraud and torture"Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie highlighted the significance of having the freedom to participate in elections

the Prime Minister announced in a speech to the People’s Assembly, “As it seeks a two-year extension of the Emergency Law, the government vows before the People’s Assembly not to