During a press conference, the MB candidates for the Chamber of Commerce revealed many violations committed by the government during the latest elections in Alexandria.  

In continuation of the Egyptian government’s deterioration, two trains collided on May 1st, in the city of Belbis in the Sharqiah governorate injuring  more than 30 people.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Leader Mr. Muhammad Akef asserted that the Egyptian regime has no real intention for reform, change, abandoning autocracy or eradication of corruption. He questioned the government pledges to set

Statement of the Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhoodat the Conference of the Frontfor Change held at the Egyptian Lawyers’ Syndicate.

The Muslim Brotherhood turned down a government bill concerning the deferment of municipal elections, scheduled for in April. Accordingly, the current municipal councils, dominated by the ruling National Democratic Party,

The Egyptian government refered a draft law concerning the postponement of the municipal elections for two years to be enorsed by parliament. By enacting this bill, the government is aiming

Essam el-Arian, a prominent leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, asserted that the new arrangements made by the ruling National Democratic Party, after its poor showing in the parliamentary elections, do

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Leader, Muhammad Akef, asserted that the group gains its legitimacy from the Egyptian people, adding the government-owned media intends to hide the group’s parliamentary achievements.

The Muslim Brotherhood responded to the news releases of Gamal Mubark, the Secretary General of the Politics Committee of the ruling National Democratic Party. In his statement to Rose el-Yusseif,

Mr. Gamal Mubark, the Secretary General of Policies Committee of the National Democratic Party, asserted no deal or coordination is made between the NDP and the Muslim Brotherhood. All relative