Aided by police firing teargas at peaceful Morsi supporters in a Cairo sit-in, armed Tamarod (Rebel) thugs are using automatic weapons and live bullets to kill and injure hundreds of

Hundreds of citizens, peacefully protesting old regime and opposition violence across Egypt, are repeatedly attacked, injured and killed by hired thugs.

A massacre of pro-democracy, pro-Morsi demonstrators, described as the second ‘Battle of the Camel’, armed thugs attacked a march with machine guns, as police forces fired teargas canisters at the

Tunis, 1 July 2013 Egypt is going through a period of acute political tension reaching its peak over the last few days with the start of an open sit-in by

Dr. Gazzar expresses fear for democracy in Egypt, if the President elected in Egypt’s first ever credible poll is forced out of office before his term is completed.

If Tamarod (Rebel) movement has indeed collected 22 million signatures demanding the President’s resignation, why resort to violence and savagery instead of ballot-box democracy?

The speech of President Morsi Wednesday included a number of revolutionary decisions for immediate implementation to solve citizens’ problems and achieve security and stability across Egypt.

Yet another vicious attack on peaceful citizens by so-called National Salvation Front and Rebel thugs leaves one man dead and dozens injured.

Brotherhood vows to commit to peaceful response to any violence committed by opposition on June 30 anniversary of President Morsi’s first year in office.

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi chairs meeting with members of National Security Council, issues statement reiterating respect for freedom of peaceful protest.