Egypt's nationwide coalition of parties and movements opposed to the coup welcomes unbiased initiatives based on constitutional legitimacy.

The anti-coup coalition of Egyptian parties and movements defending democracy calls '100-Day Balance' million-man march to peacefully protest the many failures of the military-led government.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood statement, issued in the early hours of Sunday, says Egyptians will not rest or sleep, after August 30, the "People Reclaim the Revolution" Friday, until they defeat

Dr. Fahmi’s testimony refuting General Sisi’s claim that Fahmi was witness to President Morsi’s supposed intransigence just before the July 30 coup.

The matter at hand during this difficult time, which began with the events on June 30 2013 and culminated in a military coup on July 3 2013, is not the

Having thrown at Egypt’s first elected President all kinds of challenges, fabricated crises, killing of his supporters and torching Brotherhood HQs, now a military coup is underway.

Dr. Gazzar expresses fear for democracy in Egypt, if the President elected in Egypt’s first ever credible poll is forced out of office before his term is completed.

Ignoring all rules, laws, constitutional articles and established principles, a court in Egypt accepts a complaint from failed presidential candidate Shafiq challenging Morsi’s election victory.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s FJP condemns flouting of popular will by the opposition which call for supposedly peaceful protest, yet plot for violence, destruction and sabotage.

While irresponsible groups and parties initiate, fuel and perpetuate violence in the Egyptian street, the Muslim Brotherhood commits to peaceful action.