Parliamentary committee approves student demands to reverse 30 years of deteriorating university conditions and eliminate prevailing corruption.

After decades of neglect, Egypt endeavors to develop youth centers to empower new generations of Egyptians for a brighter future.

Although the new national charter states Shura Council is entrusted with legislative authority ‘until House of Representatives is elected’ (which it is not as yet), a lawsuit is to be

As Assad massacres burn and slaughter women and children every day, the Syrian National Coalition condemns international community silence and the FJP’s Heshmat calls for urgent effective action.

Inappropriately wading deep in political waters, Justice Al-Zind (under investigation for graft) threatens Egypt’s upper house of parliament, demanding it drops intended amendments to Judiciary Law.

FJP assures that Egypt’s Constitutional Court cannot repeat the costly act of disbanding parliament by sacking the legislative Shura Council protected by the new Constitution.

The legislative affairs committee of Egypt’s upper house of parliament invites government to attend Monday’s session in which Judiciary law amendments will be debated and possibly approved.

Assuring that media myth of ‘Ikhwanization’ of state institutions are utter lies, the Freedom and Justice Party chief reaffirms that neither the Brotherhood nor the FJP are out for a

Parliament’s Constitutional and Legislative Affairs Committee: House elections will be held in mid-September or at the beginning of October, once approved by the Constitutional Court.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, is already all-set for forthcoming House of Representatives elections, which the opposition is desperately trying to avoid.