Does Qandil have the right to amend the constitution?
Constitutional expert: Constitutionally, Qandil doesn’t have the right to call for amending the constitution unless he is advised to do so by the president
Read More →After the Constitution: Have we Really Achieved Stability?
rid The referendum was passed with nearly 64% of the electorate voting “Yes,” in two rounds of voting that possessed its fair share of violations, rigging and fraud. Those who did vote “No,” were not read the rest…
Read More →A Year in Review: Constitutional mazes
For the past two years whoever has been in power in Egypt has taken it upon themselves to issue constitutional decrees in order to right the wrongs of previous decrees. Predictably, this plunged the country into constitutional chaos.
Read More →Party of European Socialists condemns new constitution
Party president states referendum voted on by few, represents even smaller faction of Egyptians
Read More →Essam El-Erian addresses Egyptian expats
Prominent figure in Muslim Brotherhood and Freedom and Justice Party, urged Egyptian expats to be good ambassadors to free and democratic Egypt
Read More →Egypt passes new constitution
Controversial constitution approved, despite reports of voting violations
Read More →6 April calls for nationwide protests on 25 January, 2013
The youth movement called for protests to bring down the constitution, which they deemed not representative of the revolution
Read More →Women cut their hair in protest of new constitution
Small group of women claim constitution represses their rights
Read More →Administrative court refers referendum cases to commissioners
50 lawyers filed cases calling for the cancellation of referendum result
Read More →El-Erian: “Al-Saeed tailored the budget for SCAF”
FJP leader says minister of finance may be removed on account of his “health condition”
Read More →NSF will not participate in Morsy-sponsored dialogue
Egypt’s largest opposition bloc denies claims it will participate in the presidency’s national dialogue sessions, calls for a real agenda
Read More →Shine on you crazy…backside?
And now, the row begins over Yasser Borhami’s leaked video, where he is trying to sell the “Yes to the constitution” idea to a group of his bearded fellows. In the video, Borhami, a Salafi read the rest…
Read More →Morsy’s ghost
Morsy’s in an invidious spot. If he tries being a healing president he’s toast with the Muslim Brotherhood. If he’s arbitrarily Procrustean, he’s dead meat with the rest.
Read More →Lawsuit questions legitimacy of the referendum
Al-Fakharany claims almost 70 per cent of eligible voters were deprived from taking part in the referendum
Read More →Freedom and Justice: On dialogue
Following Saad El-Katatny’s call for national dialogue, FJP spokesperson stressed the need to bury the hatchet
Read More →Military arrests seven during referendum
Seven civilians to undergo military trials despite presidency’s statement
Read More →Morsy appoints 90 members to Shura Council
The upper house of parliament will assume legislative powers once the constitution is ratified
Read More →National Salvation Front: We are continuing our struggle
The National Salvation Front says result of referendum is tainted by suspected voting violations
Read More →Low turnout for referendum voting
Less than one-third of country’s eligible voting population cast their ballot during referendum
Read More →El-Shater’s bodyguard denies military training in Gaza
Khalil Al-Aqid, arrested on charges of possessing an illegal firearm, denied all links to the Muslim Brotherhood and its deputy supreme guide
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