Recognizing that there is no time to lose, in order to avoid putting back parliamentary elections, Mukhtar Ashri agrees to amendments suggested by Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court.

As UAE authorities are criticized for detaining Egyptians without charges, and in excessively ‘secure’ conditions, FJP leader Heshmat urges a speedy solution to the whole issue.

FJP leader Beltagy affirms that the party is on the look-out for election and political coalitions that work harmoniously, starting with negotiations that are free from pre-conditions and limitations.

On February 12, 1949, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood was assassinated; but his idea – the group he established – goes on, with steady steps on the same path

Newly launched ‘National Conscience Front’ alliance leaders reaffirm it is not a political party, and assure it aims to defend freedoms, revolution goals and popular will.

The Islamist Coalition demands parties calling for violent demonstrations must be held to account, those who raped or assaulted dozens of Egyptian women in Tahrir Square must be tried, deterrent

Witnesses affirm involvement of members of the opposition coalition called the National Salvation Front in arson attacks on Muslim Brotherhood offices across Egypt, as Front leaders seem to reject dialogue,

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing, the FJP, plan extensive demonstrations, featuring events and activities dedicated to the service of the people of Egypt, on the revolution’s anniversary.

Brotherhood lawyer and legal expert Ashri assures that, with Egypt’s new national charter having been approved, sacking the country’s Shura Council (upper house of parliament) would be unconstitutional.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood chief Badie calls for reconciliation, tolerance and cooperation on the January 25 revolution’s second anniversary, reminding that Egypt needs all its citizens’ best efforts.