Egypt’s Freedom and Justice Party leaders Erian and Katatni assure that the competition between them for party chairmanship is real; but aim for the party to be a power of

In an interview with the newspaper Al-Masry Al-Youm at the Muslim Brotherhood's headquarters in Cairo, Dr. Mahmoud Hussein, Brotherhood leader and Secretary-General, rejects as baseless rumors of 'Ikhwanization' of the

Translation of the Freedom and Justice Party’s National Committee statement regarding its meeting Saturday and resolutions thereof.

According to Freedom and Justice Party legal expert, Mukhtar Ashri, a new and better system for parliamentary elections in Egypt is to be detailed in the country’s new Constitution.

Only months ago, Egypt’s first freely, democratically contested parliamentary elections were held at an estimated cost of LE2 billion (almost US$335 million) to the cash-stripped nation, and now a court

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood political wing, the FJP, welcomes ElBaradei’s just-registered secular Constitution Party, hoping it would adopt an honorable civilized political discourse and prove a worthy opposition.

The Freedom and Justice Party’s Dr. Ismail affirms that drafting of Egypt’s new national charter is nearly complete; and affirms it will do all the Egyptian people proud.

Interview with Asem Shalaby, the newly-elected President of the Egyptian Publishers Association (EPA), who took the job after the January 25 revolution.

Graceful Morsi move brings back dissolved parliament, rescinding military council’s decree to disband the first freely and fairly elected parliament in long decades of Egypt’s history, following parliamentary elections which

There is one word to describe the interim ruling Military Council (SCAF)’s rush to dissolve Egypt’s first ever freely elected parliament, ostensibly because the SCAF-made law on which parliamentary elections