The Muslim Brotherhood announces a vision of the new Constitution where the military plays no political role, and has no power to control Parliament, and where no civilians are subjected

Media figure Qandil affirmed that new Egyptian government will be formed soon, with an honorable national personality taking the post of Prime Minister, most probably to be announced Tuesday.

According to Muslim Brotherhood leaders, the organization seeks to be amongst the first establishments to secure its legal status as a registered charitable and non-profit civil society association.

After a week-long discussion, political party leaders reach deal for the make-up of the constituent panel tasked with drafting Egypt’s new national charter.

After week-long meetings with various political parties and community leaders, the Muslim Brotherhood’s FJP reaches broad consensus on criteria for formation of the panel entrusted with authoring Egypt’s new national

Dr. Katatni condemns vicious assault by the Judges Club chief Zanad against Egyptian People’s Assembly (lower house of parliament) and absurd threats he made earlier today.

Sentencing ousted president Mubarak and his interior minister Adli to life in prison, Egyptian judge acquits his sons and six of his police commanders of killing over 850 peaceful protesters

Following the announcement of Egypt’s elections council of his disqualification from the presidential race, front-runner Al-Shater says what really is of importance now is to protect freedoms and the revolution

Egypt’s newly-elected parliamentary majority party, the Freedom and Justice, is to study and propose important draft laws, while Ashri allays concerns that the party’s legal team is to merge judicial

Whereas the Brotherhood condemns any pressure brought on the judiciary in the NGO case or any other, it backs civil organizations’ right to freedom and independence.