The call for a second million man march was heard by Egyptians who returned in their thousands to the scene of the January 25 Revolution Cairo's Tahrir Square.

In an unprecedented democratic scene which Egypt has missed throughout the last 60 years, millions took to the streets to freely express their will in a referendum on amending the

History is being made in Egypt. What is happening now is undoubtedly a popular revolution against a dictatorship that has been stifling Egyptians for decades.

Saad al-Husseini, member of the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive Bureau stressed that the reason for Egypt’s suffering is due to the state of tyranny in country.

The campaign against dictatorship in the Arab world has brought together some strange bedfellows.

Dr. Mohamed Morsy, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive Bureau and the group's media spokesman, stressed that the Muslim Brotherhood's future is dependent in all walks of life of

Dr. Mohamed El-Beltagy, former secretary-general of the 2005Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc, affirmed the end of the necessary preparations for the people’s parliament.

Analysts, experts, politicians and parliamentarians welcomed the Muslim Brotherhood's participation in the "People's Parliament", emphasizing that they are one of the basic guarantees, due to the group’s real political weight

The election results may not have been surprising, but what will be the long-term repercussions for the key players?

Jurists demanded the invalidity of the current elected parliament, which was founded on violation of court orders amid the reluctance of the Higher Election Commission (HEC) to implement decisions to