In response to a statement released by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), yesterday, on the first anniversary of the ousting of Mubarak's regime, the Muslim Brotherhood (MB)

The Egyptian military’s intention to control the investigation of the use of force against unarmed Coptic Christian demonstrators during a night of clashes on October 9, 2011, raises fears of

In an article in the New York Times, Ross Douthat wrote that following the revolution in Egypt, “The Coptic community has faced escalating terrorist and mob violence where 100,000 Copts

The enraged crowd had a target: the satellite television transmission truck parked at the edge of Tahrir Square, by the Hardees. "Get out, get out!" screamed a hundred men, while

Does what happened last night around Maspero make sense? especially amongst those who were taking turns to pray every Friday in Tahrir Square, with Christians pouring water for fellow Muslims

Does what happened last night around Maspero make sense? especially amongst those who were taking turns to pray every Friday in Tahrir Square, with Christians pouring water for fellow Muslims

Tens of Egyptian expatriates in Paris rallied in front of the Egyptian Military headquarters Saturday, demanding the right to vote in the upcoming upper and lower legislative and presidential elections

Judge Mohamed Shawky Fathi assigned by the Justice Minister in case of storming the headquarters of the secret police throughout the country, has decided Egypt's military should form a committee

The Brotherhood, in its current form, will not run in the coming elections. It is forming a new “Freedom and Justice Party,” which will be administratively separate from the Brotherhood,

Thousands of Egyptians rallied in Tahrir square to celebrate the success of the revolution and call for a new government purged of old guard remnants since a number of key