Muslim Brotherhood leader Mahmoud Hussein affirms that the group did not call protest marches or demonstrations outside Egypt’s Media City, where a journalist was allegedly assaulted.

Egypt’s Brotherhood takes a wait-and-see position with regard to judging the newly-appointed Kandil’s Cabinet, while certain media outlets feel obliged to criticize the non-partisan configuration.

Cairo – Saturday July 21, 2012: Press statement by the Brotherhood’s Dr. Mahmoud Hussein rejecting as false fables reports of unannounced foreign visits to the group’s headquarters in the Egyptian

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood affirms it is to participate in Friday’s popular protests and mass marches under the banner ‘Power Handover’.

Although the Brotherhood sees some good aspects in presidential council suggestion, it rejects it – after careful study by legal experts – as constitutionally infeasible and impracticable.

Egypt’s Brotherhood vows to see the revolution through to the handover of power, joining popular protest events to bolster the spirit of cooperation and harmony between political actors as well

Secretary-General of the Muslim Brotherhood Dr. Mahmoud Hussein has confirmed the return of Khairat Al-Shater to his position in the organization as a member of its Guidance Bureau and Deputy

Cairo – 17 April 2012: Translation of Egypt’s Brotherhood statement clarifying the organization’s official stance regarding Dr. Beltagy’s latest initiative for national accord.

Affirming that Egypt’s Renaissance Project can be carried forth by Dr. Morsi, if Al-Shater’s appeal against disqualification is not accepted, Dr. Hussein admits suspicions regarding SCAF’s latest maneuvers.

While some Egyptian analysts express apprehension regarding public response to the Brotherhood’s decision to field its own presidential candidate, Dr. Hussein believes the organization stands to lose no friends on