The fact-finding committee – set up by Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi to investigate the death of unarmed revolutionaries during the January revolution and its aftermath – rejects as unfounded fabrications

EGYPT is in turmoil, and many so-called experts have concluded that religion is the cause. It is not.

As Egypt’s Prime Minister Hisham Qandil assures pound will recover in the next few weeks, a pro-Egypt online campaign comes to the rescue, urging Egyptians and Arab citizens at large

Egyptian Medical Syndicate’s Liberties Committee head condemns unjustified arrest of three Egyptian doctors by Emirati authorities, adding that the Syndicate will not accept such violation of Egyptians’ rights.

FJP leader Mukhtar Ashri asserts that the party does not have anything to do with the formal complaint against the opposition figures accusing them of an illegitimate plot to overthrow

Legal experts and human rights activists affirm beyond doubt that Egypt’s recent constitutional vote was fair, transparent, impartial and certainly credible.

Having lost the constitutional referendum battle they viciously waged in Egypt for weeks, old regime-affiliated media have turned their attention to a new campaign – terrorizing Egyptians of impending economic

Egypt Brotherhood chief Badie hails approval of the country’s first post-revolution constitution as a stepping-stone to the path of genuine democratic transformation and a real renaissance.

Although modern, post-revolution Egypt’s new constitution has been approved by the people with a comfortable 64% of the vote, the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing is determined to find common ground

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi makes judicious use of his constitutional prerogatives in appointing 90 members for the 270-strong Shura Council to take over legislative power from him until a new