As Mohamed ElBaradei, the former IAEA director and current Egyptian presidential prospect, gears up for his much anticipated trip to the United States next week, Egyptians of all stripes are

The Muslim Brotherhood's dialogue initiative between opposition factions continues in full force, with the meeting of the Wafd Party scheduled for this Wednesday April 21st.

The policy debate over whether to press autocratic yet "friendly" regimes on democracy and human rights is often cast as "values versus interests" or "realism versus idealism," but in the

Allegations by the Democratic Front Party, that the Muslim Brotherhood Bloc have been engaging in deals with the ruling NDP have been denied by the group's senior leaders.

Dr. Mohammed Badie, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), demanded the immediate release of Eng. Khayrat Al-Shater and his companions.

Muslim Brotherhood's priorities lie in the call for the end of emergency law and constitutional amendments.

The protestors have been calling for political reform and for an end to the 29-year government-imposed state of emergency which has been used to curb protests and freedom of expression.

Over 200 activists assembled Tuesday in front of Egypt ’s Supreme Court protesting over the arrests and the beatings of fellow activists at a protest last week that had called

Recent emergence of Dr Mohamed ElBaradei former IAEA chief onto the political scene in Egypt has not been met lightly.

The former IAEA chief met with activists and labor leaders from Mehalla, Suez , Tanta and Shebin el-Kom and called on them to boycott the upcoming elections.