Egyptian police detain 50 members of ’Muslim Brotherhood’ on eve of run-off polls

Egyptian police detain 50 members of ’Muslim Brotherhood’ on eve of run-off polls Police detain about 50 members of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood on eve of run-off polls Eds: RECASTS and

19 Egyptians arrested for riot plot in parliamentary elections

19 Egyptians arrested for riot plot in parliamentary elections     CAIRO, Nov. 25 (Xinhuanet) -- Egyptian police have arrested 19 people for allegedly planning to disrupt Saturday’s run-offs of the

Alexandria, At 11:00 O’clock,Election News Coverage

Election News Coverage Al Dekhiylah Constituency:The police have arrested 8 MB members in front of the Orobah School in Al-Wardiyan while they were trying to reach to the polling station to

El-Fayoum: Tear Gas Used to Curb Voters

El-Fayoum: Tear Gas Used to Curb Voters Although supervisor judges of Sanors constituency, of el-Fayoum, threatened to suspend voting, if police did not resume its neutrality, 100 supporters of the Moslem

The Security Intelligence Police-Mabaheth- Have Carried an Assult on a Nursery

The Security Intelligence Police-Mabaheth- Have Carried an Assult on a Nursery In Etai Al-Barood Constituency an unspeakable crime and an utterly deplorable human right violation incident took place this morning

The beating up of the judges and children were seriously injured by police firing rubber

The beating up of the judges and children were seriously injured by police firing rubber bulletsIn a very serious and unprecedented incident of its kind, the police forces have assaulted

A Judicial Report Confirms Serious Breaches in the Run-Off of the Stage 2 Parliamentary Election

A Judicial Report Confirms Serious Breaches in the Run-Off of the Stage 2 Parliamentary Election  by Yasser HadiThe first report published by the Egyptian Society for Enhancement of Social Participation

Second phase of Egyptian polls sees higher turnout

>Turnout in the troubled first round of the second phase of Egypt’s month-long parliamentary elections stood at 28.6 percent, according to official results announced Wednesday.

Mubaraks stand on back foot

CAIRO - A strong showing by the Muslim Brotherhood in parliamentary elections has caught Egypt’s rulers off guard and could shake up politics in the biggest Arab country, analysts say