The call for a second million man march was heard by Egyptians who returned in their thousands to the scene of the January 25 Revolution Cairo's Tahrir Square.

After state-owned media downplayed the scale of the protests which motivated a series of uprisings across the region Egypt’s army-backed interim government sacked several state newspaper editors and officials on

Egypt’s military rulers issued today an interim constitution expected to regulate the country’s political transitional period.

Top Muslim Brotherhood lawyer Abdul Monem Abdul Maqsoud has stated that the Prosecutor General has ordered that confiscated funds be returned to their owners.

The Supreme Council for the Armed Forces (SCAF) stated that the news spread about the departure of former President Husni Mubarak to Saudi is false.

After realizing he was the victim of a break-in, on his return home to Beni Suef Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie filed a report to the head military chief

In a recent statement top Muslim Brotherhood lawyer Abdel-Moneim Abdel-Maqsoud, has confirmed that the Attorney-General on behalf of the Supreme State Security has responded to the memos issued by senior

Mass protests broke out in Cairo following the Friday prayers by political groups and activists angry at the drafted law which bans strikes, protests, demonstrations and sit-ins.

Egypt's public prosecutor charged ex-interior minister Habib al-Adly and other officials with aiding the murder and the attempted murder of hundreds of protesters during the uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak

The Washington Post published on Tuesday that voting yes on the referendum on the constitutional changes indicates the keenness of Egyptians to hold democratic parliamentary and presidential elections.