Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood political wing celebrates as it elects the party’s new chairman, who replaces Mohamed Morsi after the latter won the country’s top post, President of the Republic.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood leader Essam El-Erian continues to tour the country’s provinces to garner support for his party chairmanship election bid; meanwhile, the FJP issues official invitations to diplomats and

Egypt’s Freedom and Justice Party leaders Erian and Katatni assure that the competition between them for party chairmanship is real; but aim for the party to be a power of

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood leader Mahmoud Ghozlan stressed that the group never had the wish, intention or inclination to cooperate with ex-regime stalwarts, like General Shafiq – because the Brotherhood believed

Senior members of the FJP, including Sabah Saqari, the first woman to stand for the party’s leadership post, apply for the FJP’s vacant chairman position ballot, the result of which

Saad Katatni, FJP secretary-general and speaker of the now-dissolved People’s Assembly (lower house of Egyptian parliament), is the first candidate to collect nomination documents for the party leadership elections.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood political wing, the FJP, holds an important news conference to kick off a new campaign for an inclusive education overhaul based on Nahda (or Renaissance) Project for

Freedom and Justice Party believes lawsuits filed against the Muslim Brotherhood aim to divert the attention of Egyptians from President Morsi’s positive action to establish a civil state.

Various Egyptian law and constitution professors and experts hail President Morsi’s decree reinstating the elected parliament and condemn the earlier military council orders to disband it.

Egyptian People’s Assembly (lower house of Parliament) is to reconvene tomorrow, for the first time in about a whole month, to discuss all issues relating to the constitutional court’s decision