Describing political participation as significant in paving the way for democracy Dr. Essam el Erian from the Muslim Brotherhood and Vice President of the Freedom and Justice Party opposed calls

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party has announced it will hold its first public conference titled "A Vision for the future of Egypt Following the Revolution" on Friday June

A recent survey funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development and conducted by International Republican Institute captured the Egyptians' huge enthusiasm to the revolution which resulted in the stepping

The Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie expressed his pleasure with the acceptance of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party.

Describing the internet as an indispensable tool for realizing a range of human rights, combating inequality, and accelerating development and human progress, Frank La rue presented a report to the

Reiterating their commitment to Egypt’s market, in a roundtable meeting ahead of a US business delegation’s visit on June 8, members of the US-Egyptian Business Council, along with the US

Addressing a forum on the January 25 Revolution which ousted the former dictator president Mubarak, PM Essam Sharaf stated that freedom, democracy and social justice were the three main demands

A poll conducted after the January revolution which succeeded in toppling Mubarak and his regime, revealed that 15% of Egyptians support the Muslim Brotherhood.

For the first time since its establishment 80 years ago the Muslim Brotherhood is no longer referred to as the ‘outlawed’ or ‘banned’ group’.

A conference has been organized highlighting the lessons learned from Egypt’s nonviolent revolution which succeeded in toppling former president Mubarak and his corrupt regime.