With runoff counts of Egyptian expats’ ballots nearly finished, Morsi wins a landslide victory in the presidential elections, which some see as an indication of results to expect in voting

Sohag Bishops assure that Copts respect and appreciate the Muslim Brotherhood, and find them trust-worthy, with a long and honorable history to vouch for them.

Bishop of Helwan, southern Cairo, affirms that the Muslim Brotherhood always had a peaceful, honorable history with Christians of Egypt: never attacked any churches or Coptic establishments.

Brotherhood spokesman Mahmoud Ghozlan rejects Ahmed Shafiq’s slanderous attacks, claims and allegations against the venerable organization, proving who is the ne plus ultra of old guard hangovers.

Representative of Martyrs’ families give their trust and confidence to the Brotherhood’s presidential candidate, Dr. Morsi, to exact fair retribution against killers of their children during the revolution.

In the after-shock of the old regime verdicts, the FJP decides not to attend a meeting called by the ruling military council for tomorrow (Tuesday), and affirms that a general

Despite deliberately misleading media reports to the contrary, Egypt’s Brotherhood confirms it is positively taking part in today’s million-man marches and other protest events in liberty squares across the country.

Press statement from Ahmed Abdel-Aati – campaign coordinator for Morsi – about the tripartite meeting between Mohamed Morsi, Hamdeen Sabbahi and Abdel-Moneim Aboul Fotouh.

Dr. Morsi pledges that – should he emerge the winner in the mid-June presidential runoff – he will seek retribution for the revolution’s martyrs and injured in a real trial

Although Egypt’s first competitive Presidential election ever had its negative aspects and a number of violations, errors and irregularities, the Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing the FJP regard process-supervising