In light of the violations by the Interior Ministry during the midterm Shura elections and its insistence on disrespecting the constitution, the Muslim Brotherhood Shura candidates will hold a press

Mohamed ElBaradei’s popularity and support seem to be teetering toward oblivion in Egypt, after months of calls for change.

Egyptian Security Forces attacked Amonisto Company employees Sunday May 23, while they were protesting in front of Parliament. Tens were injured and more than 20 workers arrested. Journalists were also

MP Sobhy Saleh, Assistant Secretary General of the Muslim Brotherhood Bloc, denounced the statement made by Dr. Mustafa Elfiqi, head of the parliament's International Relations Committee.

Egypt's popular opposition group the Muslim Brotherhood has confirmed that 12 of its 14 candidates have been approved to run for the upcoming Shura elections scheduled for June 1.

Day two of nominations began eerily quiet as MB members attempted to hand in applications.

Today’s international press condemned the Egyptian police attacks against Egyptian protestors who intended to submit complaints for the Egyptian people, to Parliament assembly speaker Dr. Fathy Sorour.

I was just at the pro-democracy protest in Tahrir Square, Cairo, which finished up about 30 minutes ago (although I think many of the protestors are still trapped in by

Dozens of workers from the Arab-American Company for Economic and Industrial Development joined the labourers' protest in front of Parliament calling for their financial dues.

Muslim Brotherhood members, and independents insist on carrying out their peaceful march on May 3, in a call for political reform and constitutional amendments