This week had a lot of exciting news. First, in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood reversed its earlier decision and decided to field a presidential candidate, Khairat Al-Shater, in a clear

Hassan Malik tells world businessmen your investments are safe in Egypt through ‘START’ – his ground-breaking economy-boosting initiative.

The head of Egypt’s parliamentary majority party, Dr. Morsi, dispels concerns about the Brotherhood’s growing influence, asserting that the party and the group are determined to safeguard all human rights.

As Egypt’s current military rulers allude at turning against the January 25 revolution, and threaten to dissolve the recently elected parliament, constitutional experts explain why it cannot.

It’s no use trying to turn the clock back, Egyptian MP Yassin responds to allusions and threats of pouncing on and destroying the January 25 revolution.

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.

At the IWD Conference in the Egyptian capital Cairo, Dr. Manal Abu Hassan asserts that Egyptian Women are willing and able to change their homeland for the better.

In a warm meeting with Pope Shenouda III, Egyptian Brotherhood’s chief Dr. Badie prays for the health of the country's top Coptic leader.

Deciding factors of Egyptians in the selection of their new president: 73% are persuaded by presidential hopeful’s personality; and 21% go by a candidate’s election platform.

FJP head meets with Indian officials to discuss improving economic and political bilateral relations, and presses India’s FM for action to stop daily bloodshed in Syria.