In a press conference to officially announce his bid for the presidency, Dr. Morsi affirmed that the Brotherhood would not govern Egypt, if he won the country’s presidential elections: the

It was the January 25 revolution all over again, Friday, when all Egypt’s political and revolutionary parties, groups and movements marched onto Tahrir Square in scenes vividly reminiscent of those

Egyptian presidential candidate Khairat Al-Shater affirmed that the Muslim Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) are endeavoring to honor the trust vested in them by the Egyptian people

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood has announced it will take part in the 20th of April "Self Determination Friday" mass protests in Tahrir and other liberation squares across the country, uniting efforts

The FJP head, Dr. Mohamed Morsi, believes writing Egypt’s new Constitution can help build trust between the country’s political players and stakeholders.

Having passed a law reform to bar former Egyptian regime officials from running for head of state, Parliament now wants the Military Council to ratify the amendment.

Full translation of the statement of the Coordinating Committee for participants in activities of the “Protection of the Egyptian Revolution” events being organized for Friday 13 April 2012, which are

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman receives French Ambassador to Egypt, expresses gratitude for France’s stance in support of Syrian people against Assad’s brutally repressive regime.

Al-Shater, who carries a comprehensive renaissance project to energize all Egyptians, wants everyone to take part, as he seeks to benefit from experiences of world countries; condemns return of corrupt

The Brotherhood’s legal experts reiterate that Egypt’s Al-Shater eligibility to run for the country’s top post is completely unquestionable, thus discrediting gratuitous arguments and quashing outrageous rumors seeking to shake