Dr. Mohamed Ali Beshr, Secretary General of the Engineers Syndicate and member of the Muslim Brotherhood Executive Bureau, stressed that the spread of corruption in Egypt on all levels is

Hassan Nafaa, general coordinator for the National Association for Change urged Mubarak's regime to respond to the public's peaceful demands for change, cautioning they could face popular uprising if they

The 6 April Youth Movement organized a protest in front of the cabinet denouncing the continuous power outages in different parts of Egypt .

An online survey regarding the most influential political forces on the Egyptian street, harvested over 85 thousand votes by, visitors to the Masrawy website.

The recent arrests against members of the Muslim Brotherhood prompted angry responses from opposing politicians who took part in the “Seven Demands Campaign”.

El Eryan maintained that mass political participation was very crucial and their actions to protect their rights are significant in deciding on the outcome of the elections.

A seminar organized by the “Solidarity Movement for Labor Rights” in Hesham Mubarak Centre entitled “the role of the mass in bringing change" stressed the need for integration between the

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood has been buffeted by a seemingly endless series of changes and blows over the past few years.

The Muslim Brotherhood issued a statement on September 7, 2006, warning of the US threats to Sudan. The group said that while a significant progress has been made in resolving