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Other Opinions December 3, 2005

Muslim Brothers ’not a worry’

Muslim Brothers ’not a worry’  The vice-president of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, the banned Islamist movement whose gains shocked the country in Sunday’s elections, wrote in a British newspaper
Election CoveragePolitical Islam Studies December 3, 2005

Islamist Opposition Parties Gaining in Egyptian Elections

Islamist Opposition Parties Gaining in Egyptian Elections By Mohamed Elshinnawi  
Election Coverage December 3, 2005

Bad show for Muslim Brotherhood(SA)

Bad show for Muslim Brotherhood   The leading opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood, fared poorly in the final round of Egypt’s parliamentary elections, winning no seats outright in polling blighted by
Election CoverageJudges Activites December 3, 2005

Police beat up judges, block voting in Egypt

Police beat up judges, block voting in Egypt Riot police clashed with would-be voters and blocked off polling stations to prevent people from casting ballots in several Muslim Brotherhood and
Reform Issues December 3, 2005

For Egyptians, electoral payback time

Egypt’s parliamentary elections have made manifest a truth long in the offing: the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) has a formidable rival in the Muslim Brotherhood. Although the final round
December 3, 2005

Khairat el-Shater, blamed the group’s poor performance yesterday on the government.

The leading opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood, won no seats in the final round of Egypt’s parliamentary elections after police barred thousands of its supporters from casting ballots, according to
Other Opinions December 3, 2005

Rise of the Muslim Brotherhood, (The Washington Times )

Rise of the Muslim BrotherhoodFor an outlawed political party, the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt has had an impressive showing in parliamentary elections. The group significantly bolstered its presence in 454-seat
December 3, 2005

Experts see Egyptian political transition evolving in next year or two

 A three-member panel of leading experts on Egyptian politics were of mixed minds about what the recent Egyptian parliamentary elections portend. But two Egyptian members of the panel predicted some