Two years after Egyptians banded together to overthrow former President Hosni Mubarak, the country’s much-celebrated revolution isn't going well, according to Egyptians who responded to a Pew Research Center survey

As a group of ‘protesters’ mobilize to oust elected President Morsi, amid gleeful hopeful cheers from certain opposition figures, the FJP reminds that hard work will achieve the revolution’s goals,

Army chief Al-Sisi calls on all Egyptians to close ranks, face democratic transformation challenges and work selflessly to serve the homeland and its higher interests.

Asserting that new Cabinet will be assessed and judged by the Egyptian people, Brotherhood spokesman Arif urges all stakeholders to assist rather than oppose the new government, after Tuesday’s ministerial

Having served Egyptian society for long decades with unique campaign, despite fierce resistance by ruling regimes, the Muslim Brotherhood announces details of successes and achievements of its latest societal support

No-one expected a velvet transition from repressive dictatorship to free and fair democracy in Egypt, but FJP chief Katatni urges all parties, groups and movements to help smooth the transitional

Egyptian PM Qandil announces that an Egyptian-Chinese deal signed Saturday is the good start point for serious development of the northwest region of the Suez province.

Despite escalation tactics by affected judges against proposed judiciary law amendments, Egypt’s Brotherhood will not call for repeat marches this Friday.

To celebrate Sinai Liberation Day, April 25 – a national holiday in Egypt that marks Israel's final military withdrawal from the peninsula in 1982 – President Morsi’s FJP calls for

Although the new national charter states Shura Council is entrusted with legislative authority ‘until House of Representatives is elected’ (which it is not as yet), a lawsuit is to be