As Egypt’s presidential elections commission turns down Al-Shater’s appeal against disqualification from the race, the Brotherhood and its political arm the FJP announce second candidate picks up the banner, the

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

Dr. Morsi, Egypt’s newest contender for the country’s top job in the forthcoming presidential elections, launches his campaign with big promises of real rejuvenation of the homeland, with the full

Despite doubts surrounding his eligibility to run for office, the Brotherhood chosen candidate for the Egypt’s top post is pursuing his electoral campaign in Menoufia where he urges people to

Former Brotherhood leader and current presidential contender Al-Shater reiterates that he never called for armed struggle within Egypt, nor anywhere else – unless the homeland is threatened with military aggression

Cairo – 17 April 2012: Translation of Egypt’s Brotherhood statement clarifying the organization’s official stance regarding Dr. Beltagy’s latest initiative for national accord.

Adopting the approach and practices of Egypt’s repressive, defunct regime, the elections committee has absurdly insisted on its earlier ruling to disqualify Al-Shater, leaving the FJP’s Dr. Morsi to complete

Ever the optimist, the FJP’s Beltagy sees a silver lining to the contentious political climate surrounding the formation of Egypt’s constitution-writing council: it could be a good opportunity for national

Affirming that Egypt’s Renaissance Project can be carried forth by Dr. Morsi, if Al-Shater’s appeal against disqualification is not accepted, Dr. Hussein admits suspicions regarding SCAF’s latest maneuvers.

Following the announcement of Egypt’s elections council of his disqualification from the presidential race, front-runner Al-Shater says what really is of importance now is to protect freedoms and the revolution