Persisting in their desperate attempts to prevent Egypt from forging ahead with rebuilding and real renaissance, dark forces circulate blatant lies and false claims regarding the country’s new national charter

Leaders of opinion in Egypt denounce coup against legitimate, democratically elected institutions by the elite representing minority opposition who want to impose their will over the majority.

Brotherhood urges all Egyptians for positive participation in forthcoming popular referendum on the country’s new national charter, hailed by constitutional experts as the best Egypt has ever had.

Assuring that Egypt’s new national charter creates a tight balance between the executive, legislative and judicial authorities, Constitutional Consultant and Expert Tariq Bashri affirms that President Morsi has shamed his

Dialogue between Egyptian Presidency and opposition forces – stubbornly boycotted by certain parties – shows in no ambiguous terms who genuinely wants democracy, stability and progress for the homeland and

With feverish media cover, and so-called liberal political leaders aiding and abetting anti-Morsi mercenaries, a second ‘Camel Battle’ claimed the lives of 9 unarmed Muslim Brotherhood youths out to peacefully

Egyptian President Morsi replaces November Decrees with new Constitutional Declaration, but presses on for referendum on new charter, promising a new Constituent Assembly if constitution is voted down.

Freedom and Justice Party Media Adviser Murad Ali points that only bankrupt opposition resort to desperate acts of mindless murder and violence, just to avoid the ballot-box and democratic processes.

Freedom and Justice Party leader Farid Ismail stresses that Egypt needs to reunite and close ranks, urging political rivals to listen and respect the others’ points-of-view.

The Article – in Egypt’s new national charter – on rights of Copts remained as representatives of the Church wanted, despite their absence from final sessions, just one of many