Following the latest attacks by thugs in Cairo’s iconic Tahrir Square on TV professionals covering Friday protest events, journalist movements condemn such repeated violent acts by demonstrators responding to NSF

Desperately seeking to seize power despite failing at the ballot-box, Egypt opposition parties call daily protests that invariably devolve into mindless violence, vandalism and lawlessness.

Assuring that the Muslim Brotherhood embraces national dialogue as the means to resolve disputes and differences, the group’s media spokesman affirms that it will not take part in Friday’s demonstrations.

The Brotherhood’s active community service campaign continues for the second week, serving more than 500,000 citizens already, and promising to serve millions more in its decades old regular event to

The Brotherhood welcomes the opposition’s change of heart and its offer for dialogue with the Presidential institution, highlighting the need for genuine dialogue without conditions or restrictions.

The FJP announces support for night-time curfew in three of Egypt’s Canal cities where freedom of expression and the right to peaceful protest have been fatally abused.

Some Egyptians say it must be a crime punishable by law when, yet again, the country’s cross-eyed media depict thugs and murderers as honorable revolutionaries and outright heroes.

Total number of protesters on the 2nd anniversary of Egypt’s January 25 Revolution amounts to a fraction of those who participated in the original demonstrations that swept away the Mubarak

While some mark the 2nd anniversary of the Revolution with sincere efforts to help low-income Egyptians, some others wage a desperate war of mindless mayhem, destruction and vandalism.

As the Brotherhood devotes its efforts to serve the Egyptian man in the street, with medical convoys and huge charitable markets, dark forces comprising thugs and saboteurs persistently target its