The Ganzouri government is taking its final breaths, according to the Freedom and Justice newspaper. With the incumbent government appointed rather than elected, Egyptian Parliament is deemed the true representative

MP Heshmat reiterates that Egypt’s new constitution does not represent a particular political stream or party, but the whole country and its stakeholders.

While MP Al-Husseini says Parliament is looking for alternatives to international loans, stressing that they would politically and economically chain down any upcoming government; Fahmi Abdu reveals that MPs have

At the Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union (AIPU) Conference in Kuwait, Dr. Katatni said that the Arab Spring will re-draw the region’s maps, and that the revolution in Syria will surely achieve

The Speaker of Egyptian People’s Assembly says FJP is prepared to take the helm due to popular pressure, following the interim government's inability to achieve desired security and economic progress;

As MP Abdel-Sadek endeavors to pass a fairer Local Council law that helps power distribution around Egyptian provinces, he vows his development plan will transform Sinai and other border governorates.

The non-government organizations crises in Egypt gets more complex, as Katatni vows to investigate the departure of defendants on a U.S. Military plane that arrived to whisk them away.

FJP’s Hussein Ibrahim says the party wants a constitution that safeguards citizenship and social justice for all Egyptians.

What started as a limited incident, in a tiny village, and was settled locally immediately, was suddenly launched into the spotlight, with hate media consciously publishing and broadcasting false and

MP Azhari always asserted that debating Syndicate Freedoms Law and expediting its passing and application were at the top of the GUW (General Union of Workers) agenda. Now he is