The "Journalists for Reform" movement, led by young Brotherhood journalists announced their acceptance of journalists elections results, with only one of the Muslim Brotherhood journalist candidates winning: Mohammed Abdul Quddus

Just a few months before the Egyptian Revolution, Egyptians were surprised to see hundreds of posters in the streets of Cairo calling for the election of Gamal Mubarak as president

Ennahdha party has gained over 40% of seats in the national constituent assembly. With the trust given in these historic elections; Ennahdha is no longer only the property of its

Muslim Brotherhood’s media spokesman Dr. Mahmoud Ghozlan stated that the electoral law announced by SCAF was a breach to article 41 which stipulated that candidates seeking election would register for

Actor Mohamed Sobhi praised Muslim Brotherhood's (MB) contributions to Egyptian soceity, and downplayed concerns of their potential election to power in Egypt.

Washington Post, reported that the ruling Military Council started to release signals that they want the army to continue to play key roles, namely to be the guarantor of the

A statement by Chancellor Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Attia, First Vice President of the Administrative Court and head of the main assembly of Fatwa and Legislation rejected calls by several national

The Islamist leader, Dr. Ragheb el-Sergani, asked the youth to guard the revolution as it represents the rebirth of the Egyptian nation

Egypt’s renowned Muslim Brotherhood member Dr. Abdul Moneim Abul Fotouh has confirmed his plans to contend for president of Egypt despite an agreement by the Muslim Brotherhood to not field

Arab countries should join international efforts to establish an independent international inquiry into the Syrian government's use of lethal force against peaceful protesters, Human Rights Watch said today.