CNN program "African voices" recently interviewed former IAEA chief Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei who had recently emerged onto Egypt 's political arena much to the distaste of the ruling regime

An online survey regarding the most influential political forces on the Egyptian street, harvested over 85 thousand votes by, visitors to the Masrawy website.

The recent arrests against members of the Muslim Brotherhood prompted angry responses from opposing politicians who took part in the “Seven Demands Campaign”.

Media Spokesmen Dr. Mohamed Morsy for the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive bureau condemned the recent wave of arrests by security forces of MB members involved in raising awareness of the '7

In a recent interview with Mary Wald on the Community.com former IAEA chief Dr.Mohamed ElBaradei attributed Egypt joining the Failed States Index list to the lack of democracy, stressing that

Security Services in Alexandria arrested three campaigners detaining them for two hours following their distribution of petition applications for "the Seven Demands for Change" under the campaign "Egypt Belongs to

The MB defense lawyer Khalaf Bayoumi from Alexandria maintained that he would appeal the bail decision describing it as odd and unconstitutional.

Prosecutors in Alexandria ordered the detention of six members of the Muslim Brotherhood for 15 days on charges of promoting the MB petition calling for 7 demands for reform.

The number of signatures collected by the Muslim Brotherhood's online campaign "Seven demands for reform" launched by Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie and adopted by Egypt's Opposition political powers has reached

Internet activists launched an online campaign on the electronic social networking website "Facebook" to motivate the "seven demands for change" petition launched by the Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie