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How Liberals Are Losing the Battle for Egypt’s Future

The enraged crowd had a target: the satellite television transmission truck parked at the edge of Tahrir Square, by the Hardees. "Get out, get out!" screamed a hundred men, while

Copts to Collaborate with MB and FJP in Developing Impoverished Cairo Neighborhood

In a bid to confirm intentions of strengthening ties between Copts and Muslims, a delegation from Marmina Gerges Church visited the Muslim Brotherhood’s headquarters in al-Zawya al-Hamra district on Monday

Activists Launch E-Protests Against Military Trials for Civilians

Egyptian activists launched a Facebook campaign with the title "No to the military tribunals for civilians," where they agreed to post their slogan for an hour-long "electronic demonstration" last Saturday

Muslim Brotherhood Youth Launch

A group of young Muslim Brotherhood members launched an entertainment page on the social networking site Facebook titled Ikhwan Cinema, rocketing to almost 9000 fans, and intending to relay the

FJP Not to Participate in Friday Tahrir Protests

Freedom and Justice Party Secretary General Dr. Saad Katatny said in a statement Tuesday that it is imperative that all political factions regardless of ideologies and political differences cooperate and

FJP Welcomes Mubarak’s Trial, Calls on Spain to Hand Over Hussain Salem

Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) leader Dr. Essam el Erian described the ousted Mubarak’s historical trial as a milestone for the Arab uprisings sweeping the region where Mubarak is the

Mubarak’s Trial and Errors

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is expected to go on trial tomorrow for corruption and for ordering police to shoot unarmed protesters in January. By pushing the case forward, Egypt's

The Economist Calls For Mubarak’s Speedy and Public Trial

No person is above the law it is with this demand that the Egyptians persevere in their demands and continue to gather in Tahrir Square, the epicentre of the January

FJP Expresses Concern Over Abbaseya Clashes, Calls for Unity and Self-Restraint

The Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) received with sorrow the clashes that took place in Abbaseya square Saturday, leading to confrontations among Egyptians in a scene we were hoping not

MB Opinion on Last Week’s Events

This week has witnessed many political events. Internally, the country has witnessed large demonstrations in Cairo and several provinces,under the banner of 'Revolution first', and this was followed by asit-in