Leaders of opinion in Egypt denounce coup against legitimate, democratically elected institutions by the elite representing minority opposition who want to impose their will over the majority.

Saad Katatni, FJP secretary-general and speaker of the now-dissolved People’s Assembly (lower house of Egyptian parliament), is the first candidate to collect nomination documents for the party leadership elections.

Egypt’s first freely elected president, Mohamed Morsi, meets with U.S. deputy secretary of state, William Burns, to discuss hot Palestinian and Middle East peace issues.

In a conference in Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mahmoud Ghozlan assured that Egypt’s revolutionaries and their President-elect Dr. Morsi, his party (the FJP) and the Brotherhood are all

Dr. Morsi and the Freedom and Justice party endeavor for an all-inclusive national accord, exhorting all political and revolutionary parties, groups and movements to close ranks and face the counter-revolution.

Freedom and Justice party vice-chairman invites evidently losing presidential candidate Shafiq to concede defeat, in an honorable gesture that should greatly calm the turbulent waters of Egyptian politics.

Having checked and rechecked ballot-count records, signed by judges in 100% of Egypt’s voting centers, Morsi’s campaign announces their candidate has definitely won 52% of the vote.

Faced with a vicious desperate push by the dark forces of bygone repression and ousted despotism, the Freedom and Justice Party urges all Egyptians to come out in support of

Presidential contender Morsi assures tourism workers of greater focus on their problems, and pledges tremendous development for the whole industry, with a promise of raising number of tourists to twenty

After a court acts out of jurisdiction to dissolve the constitution-writing Assembly, and another acquits Mubarak’s top aides and police commanders of all murder and corruption charges, on Thursday another