Once again, the legitimate President of Egypt Mohamed Morsi does not show at his trial, as supporters express concern over his disappearance.

In a vindictive attempt to shut Islamists out of political life altogether, the fascist putschists escalate their witch-hunt of all coup opponents.

Egypt’s Shura Council refuses to involve the army and police in political affairs, vows to take Constitutional Court propositions into consideration.

As Egypt’s Upper House approves further discussions of Judiciary Law amendments, Shura Council Speaker Fahmi assures judges everything is debatable and no-one seeks a massacre of judges.

FJP leading figure Erian assures new broad-based government will follow House of Representatives elections, once the poll law is passed.

Egypt lawmakers assure new House of Representatives and Political Practice Rights close all potential loopholes.

Egypt’s Shura Council affirms new parliamentary poll law will be drawn up and submitted to the country’s Supreme Constitutional Court for approval within days.

Egyptian media unleash a litany of attacks on the idea of citizen’s arrest, fabricating fables about Islamist militias, whilst forgetting Black Bloc terrorists they recently honored on their TV shows.

Egypt Shura Council acts on Supreme Constitutional Court observations regarding draft electoral law, adopting the Court’s ruling for a number of amendments to make it fairer to all.

The FJP urges Egypt’s Public Prosecutor to continue serious investigations into the Itehadia Presidential Palace clashes in which thugs armed with guns, knives, Molotov cocktails and tear-gas bombs brutally attacked