Cairo – 23 April 2012: Clarification by Dr. Morsi’s presidential campaign manager regarding statements by the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate in the Egyptian race for head of State.

Egypt’s newest presidential contender, Dr. Morsi, speaks about the country’s many crises and why he believes a Brotherhood president would be best for the homeland and the people.

Egyptian presidential candidate Khairat Al-Shater affirmed that the Muslim Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) are endeavoring to honor the trust vested in them by the Egyptian people

Former Brotherhood leader and current presidential contender Al-Shater reiterates that he never called for armed struggle within Egypt, nor anywhere else – unless the homeland is threatened with military aggression

Cairo – 17 April 2012: Translation of Egypt’s Brotherhood statement clarifying the organization’s official stance regarding Dr. Beltagy’s latest initiative for national accord.

Having passed a law reform to bar former Egyptian regime officials from running for head of state, Parliament now wants the Military Council to ratify the amendment.

This week had a lot of exciting news. First, in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood reversed its earlier decision and decided to field a presidential candidate, Khairat Al-Shater, in a clear

Thousands of Al-Shater supports form long human chains around the Egyptian Supreme Presidential Electoral Commission headquarters to see their favorite candidate for the country’s top post.

A Harbinger of Good Things to Come is one way to describe Khairat Al-Shater, the chief architect of Egypt’s long-hoped-for comprehensive rejuvenation project, and the new presidential candidate, nominated by

While some Egyptian analysts express apprehension regarding public response to the Brotherhood’s decision to field its own presidential candidate, Dr. Hussein believes the organization stands to lose no friends on