Egypt’s Brotherhood leader asserts that Mohamed Morsi is President of all Egyptians, Muslims and Christians, Moderates and leftists and all.

Cairo – Egypt, June 17, 2012: Translation of the Freedom and Justice Party’s Essam El-Erian Interview with Egyptian Al-Ahram newspaper in which he assures that despite all the tumultuous events,

Egypt’s committee entrusted with authoring its most important document ploughs on amid fears and concerns caused by the military council’s latest power-grab maneuvers.

Media figure Qandil affirmed that new Egyptian government will be formed soon, with an honorable national personality taking the post of Prime Minister, most probably to be announced Tuesday.

Just as the constitution-writing assembly shows signs it could diligently finish authoring the country’s most important document, an administrative court decides to bring forward – by two months – the

Cairo – Monday, July 09: Translation of Egyptian National Front’s statement on the decree issued Sunday by Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi rescinding the military council’s earlier decision to disband the

Various Egyptian law and constitution professors and experts hail President Morsi’s decree reinstating the elected parliament and condemn the earlier military council orders to disband it.

Katatni promises to resume parliamentary functions and duties within hours from the new elected President’s orders for the dissolved People’s Assembly to re-convene.

Egyptian legal experts and Freedom and Justice leaders express hope that the military council would respect popular will and the legal validity of the President’s decree to bring back the

On the ninth of July 2012, Egypt’s Administrative Court is to look into the generals’ decision to disband the first freely and fairly elected Parliament.