History Of Egypt Elections As the polls opened yesterday for the first round of the three-stage parliamentary elections, repeated promises that Egypt has embarked on a radical process of democratisation

Egypt Home Site The candidate of the National Democratic Party in  el-Tebeen district, of Giza governorate, who will vie for run-off election against the Moslem Brotherhood nominee, Ali Fattah el-Bab, is

Soror: the MB is the Most Effective Power Ikhwan online  Ahmed Fathay Soror, the president of the Egyptian Parliament, said that the Moslem Brotherhood is the most organized and effective

Unkept Promises in Egypt ONE OF THE modestly positive features of Egypt’s unfree presidential election two months ago was the set of promises made by the 77-year-old incumbent, Hosni Mubarak,

The Muslim Brotherhood… should we fear them? The question in itself may reflect some sort of danger of the Muslim Brotherhood, but we need to step back and analyze effectively.

Election is true test of political Egypt’s parliamentary elections, the first stage of which started on Wednesday, are regarded by many as the true test of a series of political

The MB Arranges Anti-ballot-rigging ProtestsIslam online By Ahmed Fathy More than 3000 of the Moslem Brotherhood members arranged a massive demonstration, in front of a major mosque in Giza governorate.

Egypt holds a more-transparent vote Although Wednesday’s parliamentary elections were relatively free from violence - a significant change from 2000 - turnout was low. By Dan Murphy | Staff writer

It has become common to suggest that the West should reach out to nonviolent Islamist political movements in the Arab world and integrate them in its democracy promotion efforts.

Egypt vote results yield few surprisesAlain NavarroCAIRO --  Results for the first round of Egypt’s parliamentary elections produced few surprises on Thursday, with President Hosni Mubarak’s ruling party firmly in