With Mubarak now out of the Egyptian political arena, and as the Armed Forces battle to establish a new democratic structure, there is much speculation about whether the Muslim Brotherhood

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie met with the Egyptian Supreme Council of the Armed Forces along with 25 other leaders of political parties.

For years the Muslim Brotherhood has dominated poor areas of Alexandria and Cairo and now, in post-Mubarak Egypt, they are taking steps to become an official party.

Following pressures by opposition Egypt’s Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq submitted his resignation which was received well by all opposition trends.

Dr. Mohammed Badie, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood was at the head of the Brothers delegation in the luncheon which was held by the Turkish President Abdullah Gul, to celebrate

In an effort to break the West’s cycle of sidelining Egypt’s popular Muslim Brotherhood and support democracy in the country Norway’s Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere met with MB members

Following the ouster of Dictator Mubarak and his dishonest regime, numerous investigations into instances of corruption have begun. Former ministers have been arrested and charged in connection with millions of

Egyptian state television on Tuesday showed several new ministers being sworn in the country's first cabinet reshuffle since a military council took power.

The Egyptian revolution was spearheaded by the youth, particularly the April 6 Youth Movement which put the wheels into motion years before.

In an attempt to avoid a possible coup Vice President Omar Suleiman called today for opposition groups to continue dialogue.