Leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood Gamal Heshmat explains the group's position vis-à-vis Iranian expansionist project.

An Egyptian rights organization denounces persistent 'wide-scale' violations of human rights by junta security agencies in Egypt in the first quarter of 2015.

On November 4, 2013, the coup-appointed government will "try" kidnapped President Morsi and his aides in criminal court on charges of conspiracy to kill protesters outside the Ittehadia Palace on

Egypt Brotherhood leader Mahmoud Hussein reaffirms that the group did not intervene in the affairs of the presidency or the government and assures legal status of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Egypt’s Freedom and Justice Party announces new projects, campaigns and initiatives in a special forum and workshop that discussed ways to double patriotic efforts to build, educate, support and innovate

Muslim Brotherhood lawyers affirm the Islamic group’s legal status is beyond doubt, and assure the Brotherhood is ready and willing to conform, if and when legally necessary.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood seeks to assure all that it is indeed a wholly lawful and law-abiding organization, that – contrary to common belief – it had never been formally banned,

Cairo court exonerates Muslim Brotherhood businessman, affirming that the original decision to disband the Brotherhood wrongly treated it as a political party, which it certainly was not.

Egypt still suffers persistent economic, political and security crises due to the weak performance of the interim government, which seems totally oblivious of the desire and the will of the

As Egyptian Parliament draws closer to a final vote of no-confidence against the interim government, Ministers claim innocence of any wrongdoing in the case of NGO foreign funding, and Ganzouri