As Egypt’s supposedly neutral Constitutional Court gets more and more vividly politicized, and evidently seeks to politicize the country’s military, its misconceived proposition is rejected by the people, the police

FJP leader Ashri highlights the importance of finally passing election and political rights laws in order to safeguard Egypt’s march on the long and laborious path of democratic transformation.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, expresses deep concerns and strong reservations about the Constitutional Court’s proposition to lift the traditional ban on military and police voting in legislative

Egypt’s Shura Council refuses to involve the army and police in political affairs, vows to take Constitutional Court propositions into consideration.

FJP leader Ibrahim affirms that lifting the traditional ban on army and police voting removes these vital institutions’ neutrality and thus threatens homeland security.

Lauded for their innovation, creativity and great achievements in the FJP’s Together We Build Egypt community-service campaign, FJP youths are determined to forge new and fruitful relations with other parties,

While FJP leader Heshmat condemns illegitimate endeavors to oust Egypt’s President, elected only months ago, he reaffirms the country’s need for strong and effective opposition.

As Egypt’s Upper House approves further discussions of Judiciary Law amendments, Shura Council Speaker Fahmi assures judges everything is debatable and no-one seeks a massacre of judges.

After losing their bets on bloody strife between government institutions, opposition forces should respond positively to the President's call for national dialogue.

Youth Minister personally visits dozens of youth centers across Egypt to oversee timely development and effective work carried out by his Ministry.