In a conference in Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mahmoud Ghozlan assured that Egypt’s revolutionaries and their President-elect Dr. Morsi, his party (the FJP) and the Brotherhood are all

Dr. Morsi and the Freedom and Justice party endeavor for an all-inclusive national accord, exhorting all political and revolutionary parties, groups and movements to close ranks and face the counter-revolution.

Having checked and rechecked ballot-count records, signed by judges in 100% of Egypt’s voting centers, Morsi’s campaign announces their candidate has definitely won 52% of the vote.

Several reports of various ‘minor’ violations, irregularities, incidents and attacks that marred the predominantly peaceful nature of the first day of the runoff, with some Shafiq supporters physically attacking Morsi

Dr. Morsi’s presidential campaign assures that Egypt’s political parties, groups and stakeholders have forged enduring national harmony that unites them all against corrupt former regime hangovers.

While Dr. Morsi’s campaign hails Egyptian judiciary’s role in safeguarding the free and fair nature of the presidential elections, question marks still hang on the elections panel for failing to

The runoff of the third round of the parliamentary elections will begin Tuesday January 10, 2012. The FJP has 30 candidates running for individual seats.