A Harbinger of Good Things to Come is one way to describe Khairat Al-Shater, the chief architect of Egypt’s long-hoped-for comprehensive rejuvenation project, and the new presidential candidate, nominated by

Egypt’s venerable organization, the Brotherhood, together with its parliamentary majority political wing, shoulder the responsibility of governance in the country’s most critical phase after the January 25 Revolution.

Translation of the full text of the FJP Executive Office statement, reviewing the latest changes on the Egyptian political landscape.

Egypt’s majority political player is yet to decide on whether it should allow members to run for the country’s top job.

As Dr. Morsi meets with Pakistani Ambassador in Cairo, expresses hope for stronger industrial and trade ties, and calls for urgent action to stop bloodshed in Syria.

Egypt still suffers persistent economic, political and security crises due to the weak performance of the interim government, which seems totally oblivious of the desire and the will of the

As Al-Shater is finally granted his legitimate rights, Brotherhood lawyer Abdel-Moneim Abdel-Maksoud begins appeals for investigations into other cases of grossly unfair trials and cruelly wrongful convictions during Mubarak’s reign.

Dr. Katatni told a U.S. Congress delegation that the Egyptian Parliament refuses interventions and threats and pressure to drop charges against the defendants in the NGO foreign funding case, and

Dr. Ahmed Fahmi assures «Freedom and Justice» newspaper that efficiency standards will govern the selection of new press leaders, and that changes are on the way in the Human Rights

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.