The revolution in Egypt has sparked inspiration for men and women alike as a sense of optimism and hope for the future is widespread.

Western media has been always fascinated by the theory of “divisions within the Brotherhood” with every difference in opinion within the organization comes to public attention, and this time is

Following lengthy debate by the Muslim Brotherhood’s Shura Council, a decision has been reached by majority of votes on Saturday to dismiss Dr. Abdel Moneim Abul Fotouh.

The debate over how and when to write a new constitution has emerged as the centre of a widening ideological debate.

A meeting on Sunday ended with Egypt’s National Consensus agreeing that the new constitution should incorporate an article that presents the armed forces with the role of protecting Egypt’s civil

During a three-day visit to Egypt, Slovakia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Mikulas Dzurinda, met with the former Secretary General of the Arab League, Amr Mousa, and Mansour el-Essawi, the Egyptian Interior

Nathan J. Brown, professor of political science and international affairs at George Washington University in the United States, cites his optimism concerning Egypt’s future.

In an attempt to bridge gaps, a meeting has been scheduled by the Muslim Brotherhood chairman, Dr. Mohamed Badie, intended to rekindle relations between Copts and Muslims based on dialogue.

Mahmoud Hussein, Secretary General of the Muslim Brotherhood said: "We respect freedom of the media; however, we have decided to boycott "Al-Masry Al-Youm" until it becomes committed to objectivity and

After briefly sizing me up as I surveyed his offerings, the street bookseller near Cairo’s Tahrir Square approached me and asked: “Muslim Brotherhood books or revolution books?” I suppose the