The Egyptian farmers in the parliamentary elections ask the government of the national party ... where is the promised change and reform? The Egyptian government is trying to catch up

Egypt’s Opposition May Quit "Rigged" Elections Egypt’s opposition coalition, which groups opposition parties and the Muslim Brotherhood, will consider during a meeting on Saturday, November 12, boycotting the two remaining

Egypt’s Parliamentary Elections Author: Mary Crane November 9, 2005 What are the elections for?

Autumn of pollsEgypt’s recent experience of elections shows that the opposition has much work, and much thinking, still to do, writes Amr Hamzawy* The 7 September presidential elections in Egypt

Ganom Thanks Judges, Voters and Police In his statement after the first phase of the parliamentary election, Mussa Ganom, the Moslem Brotherhood nominee in Bany Mazer district, of el-Maniya governorate,

The almost final results of the first phase of the Egyptian parliamentary elections revealed the failure of several opposition members, while ministers and senior leaders of the ruling party won

The MB Detainees in Giza are ReleasedBy Megahd Meligy Within one hour, Giza police set the members of the Moslem Brotherhood free, who were arrested during their protest arranged on

The MB Urges People to insist on Attending  the Vote CountBy Muhammad el-Shreef Mhammad Habeeb, the First Vice of the Supreme Guide of the Moslem Brotherhood and the head of

Al-Ikhwan Al-Muslimeen: the Muslim BrotherhoodMilitary Review,   by Youssef H. Aboul-Enein  Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It’s free! Save it.WITHOUT CLOSELY examining

Lindsey HilsumPerhaps a "new wave of freedom" is surging across the Middle East, just as President Bush says. But democracy must reflect the view of the majority, and why should