Pro-Democracy Alliance in Egypt's Sharqeya Province pledges peaceful protests and resistance until end of repressive military rule, despite Friday's brutal security raid on Adwa village by Interior Ministry and army

The cold-blooded murders of four Egyptian citizens in the last three days brings the number of Egyptians deliberately killed after arrest to 53 citizens since the coup (July 3, 2013)

The results of the runoffs held January 10 and 11

In response to the demands of opposition forces and political activists PM Essam Sharaf removed several governors appointing nine army officers and eight police officers in addition to civilians.

Egypt’s new Prime Minister Essam Sharaf has appointed eight new governors including a Copt following numerous protests and public demands in a series of mass protests which began January 25.

According to the latest count the Muslim Brotherhood’s lawyer Abdul Monem Abdul Maqsoud has maintained that 2010 has proved to have harvested the largest number of MB detainees so far.

In an evident drawback from reform Supreme State Security, late Monday decided to issue a 15 day detention order to the 6 MB members who were arrested in the Egyptian

Security forces raided the headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood’s parliamentary headquarters in Sharqeya Sunday afternoon arresting 6 MB high ranking members including Executive Bureau member Dr. Mohyee Hamed.

7:05 AM In Mansoura, witnesses watch thugs on motorcycles armed with chains, pocketknives and machetes leave from police station towards ballot stations.

Security Services in the Sharqeya governorate arrested three Muslim Brotherhood students ahead of the 2010 Parliamentary elections in the Derb Balah district.