Bishop of Helwan, southern Cairo, affirms that the Muslim Brotherhood always had a peaceful, honorable history with Christians of Egypt: never attacked any churches or Coptic establishments.

Presidential contender Dr. Mohamed Morsi listens to Egyptian women’s demands, and explains to them his vision for the future of expanding opportunities for women in post-revolution Egypt.

Freedom and Justice chief and presidential contender, Dr. Morsi, pledges to form strong coalition government that will include leading members of other movements and orientations to stem the tide of

Egyptian presidential election frontrunner Dr. Morsi and his fellow leaders of the Brotherhood urge all patriotic parties and political players to join hands and face up to the heinous coup

Nationwide vote-counting goes on, although 25 out of 27 provinces of Egypt have already announced results that leave the people with a stark choice of either Dr. Morsi, with a

Freedom and Justice party lawmaker affirms that the Egyptian People’s Assembly (lower house of parliament) will not relinquish the rights and freedoms of Egyptians, no matter what the cost.

Despite economic difficulties and political uncertainty, Egyptians remain upbeat about the course of the nation and prospects for progress. Amid rancorous debates over the presidential election and the shape of

Egyptian communities abroad organize various rallies, conferences and other events in support of Brotherhood candidate Dr. Morsi’s presidential bid for Egypt’s top post.

Contradicting media myth, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood number two in command asserts that the organization’s popularity is indeed on the rise.

The whole nation is ready and willing to rise again in revolt against intransigence, repression and persecution, if presidential elections are postponed, delayed or suspended.