The same opposition parties that recently demanded early elections in Egypt, now desperately seek to delay legislative elections – not that they would prepare any political program, plan or economic

New Egypt-Iran Cooperation Council starts work on various projects in Egypt, including a complete food-manufacturing city and a comprehensive railway restructuring initiative.

Refuting baseless claims of a Muslim Brotherhood power grab, Husseini reaffirms that the group that gave Egypt its first elected President (Mohamed Morsi) has not taken but a comparatively negligible

As UAE authorities are criticized for detaining Egyptians without charges, and in excessively ‘secure’ conditions, FJP leader Heshmat urges a speedy solution to the whole issue.

FJP leader Beltagy affirms that the party is on the look-out for election and political coalitions that work harmoniously, starting with negotiations that are free from pre-conditions and limitations.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, rejects as both unpatriotic and undemocratic desperate efforts to disrupt forthcoming parliamentary elections, now an evident pre-election phenomenon in postrevolution Egypt arena.

Favoring the ‘Together, We Build Egypt’ comprehensive development and public service campaign, the Brotherhood will only have a symbolic presence in Friday, February 15 demonstration rallies.

Darrag and Erian denounce political figures justifying sabotage and subversion and providing political cover for violence and vandalism, while Al-Barr finds ongoing attacks and arson unbecoming of Egypt’s great peaceful

While some mark the 2nd anniversary of the Revolution with sincere efforts to help low-income Egyptians, some others wage a desperate war of mindless mayhem, destruction and vandalism.

Katatni affirms everyone has the right to mark the January 25 anniversary with peaceful demonstrations or charitable community work, but certainly not with violence and vandalism.