Rejecting as false Egyptian media reports that the Muslim Brotherhood’s popularity is fading and its presidential candidate has no chance of winning, a distinguished FJP lawmaker affirms that most opinion

Egyptian lawmaker denies FJP has submitted a bill to amend the provisions of the supreme constitutional court law.

As the Egyptian print and broadcast media machine grinds in exclusive and disproportionate support of Mubarak-era holdovers, the absurdity of it all hits Egyptians as the gaping deep black chasm

Al-Youm Al-Sabea newspaper headline, May 13, claims a Freedom and Justice Party medical convoy performed female genital mutilation in Minya province; an allegation vehemently denied by party officials.

Much to the relief of all parties concerned, Egypt’s Supreme Administrative Court accepts presidential committee’s appeal against earlier decision to halt the country’s first post-revolution elections.

Translation of a full report on presidential contender Dr. Morsi’s mass rally held in Aswan on May 5, 2012 as part of his election campaign across Egypt.

Despite economic difficulties and political uncertainty, Egyptians remain upbeat about the course of the nation and prospects for progress. Amid rancorous debates over the presidential election and the shape of

To allay public fears regarding possibilities of election fraud or vote-count manipulation, Egyptian parliament approves a new draft amendment to allow appeals against certain elections committee decisions usually immune to

A brief biography of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood leader and contender in the forthcoming presidential race slated for 23 and 24 May 2012.

An Egyptian parliamentarian urges the ruling Military Council to release 15 female doctors who were dragged out of a mosque – where they sought shelter from gunshots and firebombs in