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Dr. Hussein: Attempts to Sow Seeds of Strife and Isolate Brotherhood Will Fail

Dr. Mahmoud Hussein believes that attempts to drive a wedge between the Muslim Brotherhood and all official and political parties and stakeholders in Egypt, will go the futile way of

Freedom and Justice Party Executive Office Statement – Sunday, 25 March 2012

Translation of the full text of the FJP Executive Office statement, reviewing the latest changes on the Egyptian political landscape.

Dr. Badie: Muslim Brotherhood Decision on Presidency Soon

Egypt’s majority political player is yet to decide on whether it should allow members to run for the country’s top job.

Morsi, Karre Vow Stronger Egyptian-Swedish Relations

Freedom and Justice Party Chairman receives Sweden’s Ambassador in Cairo and discuss deeper and more fruitful dialogue and understanding.

Beltagy: ElBaradei’s Withdrawal From Presidential Race Bad For the Country

Dr. Mohamed Beltagy, member of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) Executive Office and the party’s secretary in Cairo, said that the withdrawal of Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei from the presidential

Muslim Brotherhood Students Acknowledge Roles of Former Group Members

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) students produced a documentary film highlighting the history of the group’s members. The film, which was screened during the MB’s First Student Conference in Cairo Saturday,

Egypt Ready for Foreign Investments, FJP Chairman

Dr. Mohamed Morsi, the Chairman of Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), received on Monday, August 1, a delegation from the Indian embassy headed by R. Swaminathan, Indian Ambassador to Cairo,

Mubarak’s Ticking Bomb

The Egyptian regime is yet to learn that democracy means more than just going through the motions.

The case of the Baradei bikini

Mohamed ElBaradei has always expected to face accusations from the Egyptian government, and its supporters, ever since he emerged as a potential candidate in next year’s Egyptian Presidential election.

Egypt: Mubarak vs. Mubarak

A piece at The Los Angeles Times’ Babylon & Beyond explores the roots of the Popular Coalition for Supporting Gamal Mubarak, noting that speculation and debate have emerged regarding whether