Before the July 3, 2013 coup d'état in Egypt, President Morsi endeavored to protect the homeland's security as well as the army's reputation.

The Anti-Coup Pro-Legitimacy National Alliance issues a new statement calling all patriotic Egyptians to close ranks and unite in preparation for the forthcoming wave of anti-coup protests on January 25,

In its wisdom, the cash-strapped junta in Egypt seizes opposition leaders' funds.

Morsi government minister's family rejects as utter lies reports of an interview with him while in custody.

Anti-coup media coordination group urges release of imprisoned Aljazeera journalists and well over 90 other media professionals unjustly jailed in junta dungeons for more than a year.

The Anti-Coup Pro-Legitimacy National Alliance issues its first statement on the 'Egypt Speaks Revolution' protest campaign in preparation for a huge wave of demonstrations on January 25, which starts with

Yahya Hamid, Minister of Investment in legitimate President Morsi's government, denounces demands for the Muslim Brotherhood to leave the political arena in order to supposedly allow for the success of

Opposition MP Reda Fahmi vows the Brotherhood will not succumb to military junta pressures.

500 days after the worst massacre in Egypt's history, Egypt's Revolutionary Council issues a statement vowing to defeat military junta repression and inhuman brutality.

Egypt's coalition of anti-coup groups Calls for a new week of anti-coup protests under the slogan: 'We Will Persist'.