SEVEN KILLED IN EGYPT VOTINGAt least seven people have died during polling place clashes after police blocked voters from casting ballots, using tear gas and rubber bullets in a day

Since early this morning, ICEM had been receiving reports of violent incidents throughout Egypt. Reports reveal a systematic and planned campaign to prevent opposition voters from going to the polls.

In el-Sharqia governorate, Associated Press reporter, Amer Nabeil, was bodily assaulted by thugs hired by the National Democratic Party when he was covering voting irregularities committed in el-Zaqaziq City. Moreover,

US Blasts Egypt Over Poll’s "Wrong Message"  Ereli said Washington viewed these actions "as inconsistent with the government of Egypt’s professed commitment to increase the political openness and dialogue within

Egyptians are witnessing a new political reality in the country, after the Muslim Brotherhood, the largest opposition group in Egypt, increased its parliamentary representatives fivefold in the recent legislative elections.

Where Are You Now, Condi?The score stands at NDP 195 seats in Parliament, Brotherhood-backed independents 74 after the first two rounds of balloting in PA elections A fter two rounds

Policemen opened fire at voters to prevent them from giving ballots. The result was three dead:

3 killed in violence during Egyptian electionAuthorities block polling station in Muslim Brotherhood stronghold   A third person was killed in the village of al-Khiyata, near the Mediterranean city of

Police Scuffle With Female Voters in Egypt Police wrestled with women and fired tear gas as voters tried to break blockades that police had erected around polling stations in opposition

Two people die on last day of Egypt vote  — Police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at crowds trying to break through blockades of polling stations in an opposition