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.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate for Egypt’s top job, Al-Shater, vows to honor international and bilateral agreements to which Egypt is signatory, while ambiguity on the political scene makes it difficult

While Egypt’s new presidential hopeful Al-Shater promises total overhaul of the country’s economy and security systems, vowing to solve daily living problems within months, he urges every citizen to do

Walking from across the Egyptian capital Cairo, carrying posters and signs calling for a complete ban on Mubarak-era officials to prevent them from joining the country’s presidential race, hundreds of

Displaying a disproportionate measure of audacity and impudence, vestiges of Egypt’s former regime threw their hat in the country’s presidential race, which led to Friday’s mass protest drawing people from

Translation of the Muslim Brotherhood’s statement on partaking in the million-man marches and demonstrations that will eventually gather together in Egypt’s Tahrir Square, next Friday.

Invariably, the Muslim Brotherhood’s focus is more on its direct dialogue and activity in the Egyptian street than on media reports and rumors of declining popularity, as it persistently forges

Al-Shater: I call upon all political actors to start national dialogue, in order to end the impasse with regard to the committee entrusted with drawing up Egypt’s new national charter,

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

In Egypt’s increasingly tumultuous political scene, the Brotherhood and its political wing have kept the main goal of completing the democratic process in sharp focus; and now they nominate Dr.