Muslim Brotherhood in Syria refutes claims of ‘Ikhwanization’; encourages all opposition parties to join in efforts to govern liberated areas.

Al-Azhar University media conference discusses professional standards in postrevolution Egypt’s press and media, as the Presidency assures its determination to grant more freedoms.

Certain members of Egypt’s judiciary have been working desperately to derail the revolution for personal fears of shameful revelations about their nefarious activities and corruption.

Categorically refuting claims that the FJP is keen to ‘settle scores’ with Mubarak regime trials, the party reaffirms that it simply wants those involved in killing peaceful protesters to be

Cash-strapped Egypt pays millions of Dollars for ousted Mubarak’s hospital stay and his transport by special helicopters for all his journeys including court attendances, assuming he is really ill.

In a special session of Egypt’s parliament, MPs mourn cathedral clashes deaths, push for effective action to prevent violent clashes, and highlight the need for instilling a spirit of tolerance

A major analysis of print and broadcast media in Egypt reveals that most coverage of the country’s first elected President is negative, selective and deliberately misleading due to ‘private’ agendas.

Egypt’s Journalists For Reform movement accuses Mubarak-era holdovers of violent attacks on all media professionals who stand against replication of the ousted regime in postrevolution Egypt.

There is hardly an ‘opposition’ demonstration in Egypt today that does not include or end up with violence, vandalism, arson and murder. So much for right to peaceful protest!

Certain political parties and individuals persist in use of force, collaborating with old-guard vandals and provocateurs, while the Muslim Brotherhood and its Freedom and Justice Party strife to rebuild and