The military coup in Egypt unleashes bloody monsters of violence, repression and corrupt, brutal police state.

More waves of unwarranted arrests overwhelm Egyptians as security forces raid the homes of Brotherhood and FJP leaders, taking any members of their families hostage.

Police State terror tactics and preordained, vindictive incarceration of Brotherhood leaders are clear signs that the old regime is back where it longed to be.

In a speech Thursday, Brotherhood spokesman Aref assures that despite all the brutal repression and excessive violence that killed and injured thousands of pro-democracy, pro-Morsi demonstrators across Egypt, the Brotherhood

In Kafr El-Sheikh governorate, yet more pro-democracy, pro-Morsi supporters fall dead and injured at the hands of post-coup security forces.

In the face of recent events in Egypt, namely the removal of President Mohamed Morsi on Wednesday 3 July 2013 in a flagrant coup against democratic legitimacy as embodied in

Muslim Brotherhood reveals information that violent attacks plotted against demonstrators in Tahrir Square and Itehadia Presidential Palace are to be blamed on the Brotherhood, and that it will certainly be

Egypt’s Brotherhood spokesman Aref assures that the group will never accept violence as a means of political persuasion.

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

Unprecedented millions of Egyptians pour out onto iconic liberty squares across Egypt in a dramatic national show of support for the elected President.