Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood political wing, the FJP, seeks new chief to replace Mohamed Morsi who has recently been elected as the country’s President.

Freedom and Justice Party’s economy expert Ashraf Badr Al-Din is confident a possible U.S. deal to drop one billion dollars off Egypt’s approximately three billion dollar debt would help the

With the help of constitutions of India, Turkey, France and Germany, Egypt’s panel in charge of writing the first post-revolution national charter has drafted over 100 articles on Freedoms and

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood seeks to assure all that it is indeed a wholly lawful and law-abiding organization, that – contrary to common belief – it had never been formally banned,

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party, issues a statement detailing its views regarding the International Monetary Fund loan to the Egyptian government.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood political wing, the FJP, assures that it welcomes foreign delegations openly and has no clandestine dealings, no secrets to hide.

The Freedom and Justice Party’s Dr. Ismail affirms that drafting of Egypt’s new national charter is nearly complete; and affirms it will do all the Egyptian people proud.

The Freedom and Justice Party’s Coptic Vice-Chairman Habib finds it illogical that election losers demand to share power with the winner or cry foul.

Egypt’s FJP assures that its decision and therefore position regarding the IMF loan will depend on whether it serves the interests of the homeland and the people, based on data

Egypt’s Brotherhood refutes claims by old-regime hangovers that it does not have any economic strategy, assuring – to the contrary – that its already published economic program is the most