While some Egyptian analysts express apprehension regarding public response to the Brotherhood’s decision to field its own presidential candidate, Dr. Hussein believes the organization stands to lose no friends on

Contrary to what certain ‘pessimist’ Egyptian media have been circulating in the past few hours, legal expert Abdel-Maksoud believes Al-Shater’s bid for the presidency is absolutely clear and sound, from

Full statement of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party explaining the esteemed organization’s stance regarding Egypt’s forthcoming presidential elections.

Egypt’s venerable organization, the Brotherhood, together with its parliamentary majority political wing, shoulder the responsibility of governance in the country’s most critical phase after the January 25 Revolution.

Scores of legal and constitutional scholars and experts assert that Egypt’s newly elected constituent panel, entrusted to draw up the country’s new constitution, is balanced and represents all segments, classes,

Despite grumbling opponents’ whimpering objections, Egypt’s constitution-writing panel has achieved a solid national consensus honoring the revolution.

Egypt’s majority party demands formation of a stable and responsible coalition government immediately, to replace the weak transitional Ganzouri Government.

An independent analysis confirms that Islamists represent only 48% in Egypt’s newly elected constitution-writing committee with non-Islamists representing a significant 52%.

As Egypt fights to forge forward on the road of historical democratic transformation, its prominent constitutional law experts seem to dispel any doubts regarding the legality of its newly formed

Translation of the full text of the FJP Executive Office statement, reviewing the latest changes on the Egyptian political landscape.