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Egypt’s Elections: The Rise of the Muslim Brotherhood

Dr. Makarem El Deiri, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Only Woman Candidate for the Parliamentary Elections.

Egyptian police hold 1,610 Islamists – Brotherhood

Egyptian police hold 1,610 Islamists - Brotherhood  Egyptian police have detained 1,610 members of the Muslim Brotherhood in the two days before the last stage of voting in parliamentary elections,

Egypt vote violence troubles US

Egypt vote violence troubles US   Rival political groups have attacked each other with knives and clubs The United States has expressed concern over reports that Egypt’s parliamentary elections have been

State Dept. Daily Press Briefing, USA and MB

State Dept. Daily Press Briefing November 28 2005Wednesday, 30 November 2005, 12:59 pmPress Release: US State Department  Daily Press Briefing Sean McCormack, Spokesman Washington, DC November 28, 2005 INDEX: DEPARTMENT

Egypt Islamists keep analysts guessing over ambitions

Egypt Islamists keep analysts guessing over ambitions  How Muslim Brotherhood could ever take power in Arab world’s most populous country.  By Alain Navarro – CAIRO Faced with the spectacular rise

How fast can you push a country into the path of democracy?

The question has often been asked about how fast can you push a country into the path of democracy. And is it sometimes more prudent to take the slow lane

The Brotherhood’s media offensive, Ikhwan web

The Brotherhood’s media offensive November 30th, 2005 at 02:08am Issandr El Amrani The pan-Arab, Saudi-owned newspaper Al Sharq Al Awsat has published an o

Egypt: Amnesty International concerned about mass arrests and violent attacks

Egypt: Amnesty International concerned about mass arrests and violent attacksAs Egyptians go to the polls on 1 December in the final stage of parliamentary elections, Amnesty International expressed concern about

Human Rights Center Demands Detained Brothers to be Released

Human Rights Center Demands Detained Brothers to be ReleasedBy Muhammad el-Shreef Egyptian Sawasya Center for Human Right appealed to the Justice Minister, who is the president of the Supreme Election Commission,