Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo was the hotspot of the January 25 Revolution, and it continues to host the protests that ousted Mubarak and his corrupt regime.

During a seminar entitled “Priorities of National Work to Face the Counter-Revolution Is a Current Duty”, Dr. Mohamed Morsi, media spokesman and member of the Executive Bureau of the Muslim

"Egypt's Ministry of Telecommunicationsis readyto provide electronic balloting in the forthcoming parliamentary, presidential and municipal pollsto help ease the process of democratic change in the country and reduce the chances

Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr. Mohammed Badie stated that the former regime’s efforts to deter the group in working for Egypt’s wellbeing have failed dismally.

Egypt's public prosecutor charged ex-interior minister Habib al-Adly and other officials with aiding the murder and the attempted murder of hundreds of protesters during the uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak

The Muslim Brotherhood’s administrative offices are engaged in local meetings to select candidates for the country’s upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled to take place in September.

Sources revealed that the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) started holding consultative meetings yesterday to discuss the details of the constitutional announcement which is expected within days, following

The Washington Post published on Tuesday that voting yes on the referendum on the constitutional changes indicates the keenness of Egyptians to hold democratic parliamentary and presidential elections.

A constitutional declaration is expected to be issued following the announcement of the referendum results.

A recent statement by Muslim Brotherhood deputy chairman Khairat Al-Shater has confirmed that the group has initially agreed in principle to run a joint list with other parties in the