Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood denounces use of fake witnesses by private satellite TV stations to vilify the group, something they used to do for long decades – with little to show

Egypt opposition forces can change the president, the cabinet and the constitution, if only they work through democratic process, through the ballot box.

The National Salvation Front’s coordinator ElBaradei gives government ultimatum: either form a new Cabinet, to include a number of opposition figures like himself, or face continued violence and vandalism.

Freedom and Justice Party legal expert Ashri believes new evidence will be accepted in the case against ousted president Mubarak and his top officials charged with killing peaceful revolutionaries.

Egyptian Minister of Information Abdel-Maksoud assures new press freedom law should do more than prevent jailing of journalists doing their professional duty.

Refuting most absurd claims circulating in dubious media, Brotherhood youth have taken to Twitter and Facebook with numerous pages ridiculing the so-called Brotherhood Unit 95 idea, while affirming the peaceful

Despite all difficulties and challenges, Freedom and Justice Party chief Katatni expresses hope 2013 will witness concrete steps on the road of genuine democratization, taking Egypt safely to shores of

Egyptian Medical Syndicate’s Liberties Committee head condemns unjustified arrest of three Egyptian doctors by Emirati authorities, adding that the Syndicate will not accept such violation of Egyptians’ rights.

Egyptian Freedom and Justice Party leader Gazzar reiterates that vote fraud in ongoing popular referendum on the country’s new national charter is impossible, with millions turning out to positively participate

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood youth went to Itehadia Presidential Palace to defend legitimate President and government; but were ambushed by thugs wielding knives, guns, rifles, teargas and fire bombs.