Mahdi Akef, former Muslim Brotherhood Chairman, called upon the military (SCAF) to hand over power to civilians, as soon as possible, and to end the transitional period so life returns

On the 1st of October 2011,several members of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) met with a number of party leaders, and agreed on several points, which sparked

General Comptroller for the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in Syria, Mohamed Reiad Al-Shaqfa denied allegations circulating in the media and the press that he called for foreign or military intervention in

The Muslim Brotherhood wants a "democratic" Syria not an Islamic state to replace the regime of embattled President Bashar al-Assad, the group's former leader said late on Sunday.

Throughout the Arab spring, analysts and policymakers have debated the proper role that the United States should be playing in the Middle East.

In a statement to Ikhwanweb, Freedom and Justice Party (FJP-Aswan) leader Mohamed Abdul Fatah stated that both the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) and the FJP reject the instigation of any form

Dr. Mahmoud Ghozlan, media spokesman of the Muslim Brotherhood denied any talks took place between the US and MB. However, he said in statements to Ikhwanweb that the Brotherhood is

Democratic Alliance General Coordinator, Dr. Wahid Abdul Magid, stated that the coalition is expected to discuss the possibility of participating in the elections with a dual list.

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) expressed disappointment with the numerous nondemocratic measures taken lately by the interim ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) without prior consent of the people

Muslim Brotherhood’s media spokesman Dr. Mahmoud Ghozlan stated that the electoral law announced by SCAF was a breach to article 41 which stipulated that candidates seeking election would register for