CNN program "African voices" recently interviewed former IAEA chief Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei who had recently emerged onto Egypt 's political arena much to the distaste of the ruling regime

The current state of political mobilization and intensifying protests and strikes in Egypt has created a fanciful impression that change is inevitably on the way. While some predicted the that

Media Spokesmen Dr. Mohamed Morsy for the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive bureau condemned the recent wave of arrests by security forces of MB members involved in raising awareness of the '7

Walking through the sweltering heat of the city’s streets, a visitor sees few signs that change is on the way in Egypt. Outdated posters of a young Hosni Mubarak –

The American e-Magazine, the Globalist posted an article analyzing the current situation in Egypt describing it as dire and stagnant. The article posted claimed that the escalating frustration among the

Dr. Mohamed Morsy, media spokesman and member of the Muslim Brotherhood Executive Bureau, denied the news published in Egypt's state owned Al-Ahram newspaper of the ruling party describing the petitions

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information expressed today deep resentment of arresting 15 citizens in Alexandria for distributing and posting publications calling citizens for signing political reform demands.

With the approach of parliamentary and presidential elections state security continue in their usual campaign against members of the Muslim Brotherhood.

The number of signatures collected by the Muslim Brotherhood's online campaign "Seven demands for reform" launched by Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie and adopted by Egypt's Opposition political powers has reached

Haynes Mahoney, spokesman for the US Embassy in Cairo stressed that the drafted law to support democracy and freedoms in Egypt submitted by a number of the US Senators was