A massacre of pro-democracy, pro-Morsi demonstrators, described as the second ‘Battle of the Camel’, armed thugs attacked a march with machine guns, as police forces fired teargas canisters at the

On Sunday, a court in Ismailia (in the north-east of Egypt) ordered state prosecutors to investigate the escape of detainees and inmates from Wadi Natrun prison during the January 25

With hundreds of peaceful protesters reported killed by Bangladesh police in Sunday’s unprovoked massacre, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood urges Arab and Muslim action against Dhaka government.

Egypt’s upper house of parliament pledges not to pass a law regulating the judiciary without first getting the judges’ views.

At the end of a long day of peaceful, dignified demonstrations by various parties and groups, including Egypt’s Brotherhood, a couple of dozens of paid thugs manufactured clashes to smear

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood youth went to Itehadia Presidential Palace to defend legitimate President and government; but were ambushed by thugs wielding knives, guns, rifles, teargas and fire bombs.

Itehadia Presidential Palace Martyr Mohamed Al-Husseini’s family insists on freedom and dignity for Egypt and all Egyptians, even if more sacrifices need to be made by legitimacy supporters.

Contrary to false media accusations blaming the Muslim Brotherhood for an incident earlier Tuesday where masked men shot Tahrir protesters, Ghozlan stresses Brotherhood would never engage in such violent crimes.

Egyptian media professionals and experts condemn a violent attack on the Freedom and Justice newspaper head-office as an attempt to silence the paper, and an attack on freedom of the

Brotherhood leader, Beltagy, files a complaint with Egypt’s attorney general against Ahmed Shafiq’s blatantly slanderous lies and false accusations made in a TV show.