January 25

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A Revolutionary Foreign Policy

The Muslim Brotherhood's political party promises to transform Egypt's place in the world.

Freedom and Justice Party Statement on Camel Battle Case Verdicts

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, condemns the acquittal of all defendants held for involvement in the murderous January 25 revolution event called the Battle of the Camel.

Human Rights Activists, Politicians Welcome President Morsi’s Revolution Prisoners Pardon

April 6 movement, along with human rights activists and many politicians welcome Dr. Morsi’s decree to free prisoners of Egypt’s Jan 25 revolution; and affirm: this is a bold step

Egypt Information Minister to Political Parties: No-One Will Be Excluded; Freedoms Guaranteed for All

Egypt’s new Information Minister meets with the heads of the country’s political parties; assures them that State-owned media outlets will not alienate any political players, and that freedom of speech

Muslim Brotherhood Statement on Unfolding Conspiracy Against January 25 Revolution

Egypt’s Brotherhood statement about the organized chaos aimed at aborting the people’s revolution, violently and viciously targeting Islamists, without a thought to homeland stability, Egyptian sovereignty or the rule of

Erian: Kandil Government Must Be Given Opportunity to Prove Excellence

Freedom and Justice leaders believe Mohamed Morsi has proven he is indeed President of all Egyptians, just as he pledged before recent elections.

Freedom and Justice Party: We Seek to Build Modern Democratic State

Freedom and Justice leader Essam El-Erian affirms that efforts are underway to finish writing Egypt’s new Constitution soon, amid general broad consensus on all content.

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Condemns Military Council Performance

Egypt’s Brotherhood leader asserts that Mohamed Morsi is President of all Egyptians, Muslims and Christians, Moderates and leftists and all.

President Morsi Releases 572 Military-Court Detainees in First Presidential Pardon

Endeavoring to free all civilians jailed by court-martial since the revolution, after careful consideration by a special committee formed for the purpose, newly-inaugurated President Morsi pardons 572 internees.

Delegation of U.S. Companies and Businessmen Visits Luxor to Promote Tourism

With tourism surging in Egypt, in recent months, the country hopes to attract 25 million tourists a year, marketing its ancient civilization sites as well as several other attractions like