MB Chairman, Dr. Mohamed Badie stressed that the football match between Zamalek and the African Tunisian football teams on Saturday, was targeting the revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia.

We call on all factions, non-governmental organizations, armed forces and the government to unite in saving the revolution and defending the spirit of liberty by stopping the actions and holding

Mass protests broke out in Cairo following the Friday prayers by political groups and activists angry at the drafted law which bans strikes, protests, demonstrations and sit-ins.

The Arabic Network has issued a statement stressing that accepting money offers from corrupt business men in order to escape trial is a political decision not a legal one.

Tens of people have protested in Tahrir Square calling for the official resignation of former President Mubarak, and bringing him to a military trial before all the Egyptian people and

Declaring the Egyptians right to determine their leader, John Kerry, Chairman of the US Senate foreign relations committee, said that the US is not afraid of the MB's growing power

In the first interview with the state-run Al-Ahram newspaper, MB Chairman Mohammed Badi has noted that the Brothers were committed to apply shura principle in all walks of life.

Khairat Al-Shater, Deputy Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), stressed that the MB wants the best interest of Egypt only and does not seek any interest for its movement.

Dr Esam El-Erian, member of the Brotherhood's Guidance Bureau and its media spokesman, has warned that if politicians urge people to vote "no" in the constitutional amendments it would drag

Newly released deputy chairman for the Muslim Brotherhood Eng Khairat Al-Shater has busied himself engaging in contacts with a group of businessmen from the Muslim Brotherhood to establish Funds in