The Speaker of Egyptian People’s Assembly says FJP is prepared to take the helm due to popular pressure, following the interim government's inability to achieve desired security and economic progress;

Whereas the Brotherhood condemns any pressure brought on the judiciary in the NGO case or any other, it backs civil organizations’ right to freedom and independence.

The Freedom and Justice party begins extensive talks and coordination efforts with all political stakeholders and professional experts in Egypt, in order to urgently form a national consensus government as

Egypt’s new National Council for Women is managed and controlled by Suzanne, the wife of ousted president Mubarak, together with her confidants, cronies and chums; something which draws the ire

FJP head meets with Indian officials to discuss improving economic and political bilateral relations, and presses India’s FM for action to stop daily bloodshed in Syria.

As MP Abdel-Sadek endeavors to pass a fairer Local Council law that helps power distribution around Egyptian provinces, he vows his development plan will transform Sinai and other border governorates.

The non-government organizations crises in Egypt gets more complex, as Katatni vows to investigate the departure of defendants on a U.S. Military plane that arrived to whisk them away.

FJP’s Hussein Ibrahim says the party wants a constitution that safeguards citizenship and social justice for all Egyptians.

MP Azhari always asserted that debating Syndicate Freedoms Law and expediting its passing and application were at the top of the GUW (General Union of Workers) agenda. Now he is

In a joint meeting of the Egyptian People’s Assembly Committees of Arab Affairs and Foreign Relations, Vice Chairman of the FJP warns Syrians against the perils of sliding into a