Egypt's pro-democracy nationwide coalition slams military junta judiciary's absurd and legally flawed death sentence against the country's legitimate President Morsi and scores of Muslim Brotherhood leaders in a most farcical

The judiciary in Egypt has become a cheap tool driven by the repressive military junta and the illegitimate coup regime in desperate attempts to break the will of the Egyptian

FJP leading member Dardery affirms that Egypt's economic, judicial, social and other crises cannot be solved by a repressive junta and military-appointed kleptocrats and cronies.

Yet another crime is being committed by the coup forces in Al-Bisarta village of Damietta, illegally killing five of the village’s youth in cold blood, and arresting 13 girls. The

FJP leading member Dardery condemns as evidence of political bankruptcy the military junta's violent raid on an Egyptian village, where coup forces killed, maimed and injured dozens.

The nationwide pro-democracy coalition in Egypt salutes the elected President Morsi's resilience and steadfastness, and calls for another week of non-violent anti-coup defiance.

Leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood Gamal Heshmat explains the group's position vis-à-vis Iranian expansionist project.

Egypt's anti-coup national coalition urges all workers to join the revolutionary protests that has been going non-stop since the traitorous junta executed its heinous coup d'état.

Marking the Sinai Liberation Day, Egypt's anti-coup women movement vows to continue non-violent protest action until the Sinai in particular, and Egypt in general, are liberated from the illegitimate coup

 Today (April 25) is the so-called Sinai Liberation Day. But was the Sinai actually liberated? If the Sinai looked liberated of Israeli forces, the fact is that the Camp David