Bad day for the NDP

Bad day for the NDPThe ruling NDP took a beating in parliamentary elections at the hands of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, reports Gamal Essam El-Din The results of the first

Who’s afraid of the Brotherhood?

Who’s afraid of the Brotherhood?Amira Howeidy explores what the Muslim Brotherhood’s success at the polls really means As a convoy of buses packed with supporters of the ruling National Democratic

Muslim Brotherhood finds voice at the ballot box despite

Muslim Brotherhood finds voice at the ballot box despite Mubarak crackdown The Guardian,

Police Lead Intimidation in Egypt’s Polls: Report

Police Lead Intimidation in Egypt’s Polls: Report  Police watch the back of NDP thugs. (Reuters)  By Samer Elatrash, IOL Correspondent  Egyptian security agents directed machete and club wielding gangs in

Islamists on course to win biggest ever share of parliament

Islamists on course to win biggest ever share of parliamentBy William Wallis in Cairo The second round of Egypt’s legislative elections has consolidated the banned Muslim Brotherhood as the country’s

Religion is but one reason Muslim Brotherhood making big gains in Egypt’s elections

Religion is but one reason Muslim Brotherhood making big gains in Egypt’s elections  By Mariam Fam BATN HEREED, Egypt – Wafdeya Mohammed, a poor widow with five children to feed, says

Judge Noha al-Zeini disclosed the realty of the ballot-rigging

Judge Noha al-Zeini  Surprisingly, Noha el-Zeini, an egyption  Judge and the vice-president of the Administrative Supervision Board, disclosed the realty of the ballot-rigging that has been committed in Damnhore constituency during the second

One killed, more than 20 wounded in Egypt poll violence Wed

One killed, more than 20 wounded in Egypt poll violence Wed   Egypt’s parliamentary polls claimed a second victim when supporters of a newly-elected MP seized backers of a losing candidate,

Fraud Preparations before the Run-Off

Fraud Preparations before the Run-Of By Monir Adeeb  Unexpectedly, the police of Quos City, of Upper Egypt’s governorate Qina, examined on Nov 23 a remote location, four kilometers far from

The European Parliament Ceases Supervision over Egyptian Election

The European Parliament Ceases Supervision over Egyptian Election In light of negative instances detected by the delegation of the European Parliament during the first phase of the Egyptian parliamentary polls,