Legislative Elections in Egypt: Another Test for Democracy  By Khairi Abaza November 9 marks the start of legislative elections in Egypt. These are the first elections to be contested after

Abu el-Fotoh: the MB Candidates are 3% out of the Total By Yassen Abdel MaqsodDr. Abdel Monam Abu el-Fotoh, a member of the Moslem Brotherhood’s Supreme Council, said that the

The Number of MB Candidate in Saida Zeinab Change The first infringement in the first phase of the parliamentary election, started at 8am on Nov.9th, is recorded. The Moslem Brotherhood

As part of Egypt’s pro-democracy reform process, today’s election nevertheless play an important role and seem to count on a greater interest than previous legislative polls

Egyptians vote for new parliament   Opposition candidates have been able to campaign with relative freedom  Voters in Egypt are taking part in a first round of parliamentary elections. More than

As part of a series about young people in the Middle East, the BBC News website examines the role of the youth members of Kifaya, Egypt’s fledgling pro-democracy movement.

Mubarak’s son stands out in Egypt campaignBy Tom Perry CAIRO (Reuters) - The son of Egypt’s president has stood out on the campaign trail for legislative elections, further building his

Akef: the Ruling System is Reluctant to Proceed with Reform Ikhwan online By Muhammad el-ShreefThe Supreme Guide of the Moslem Brotherhood, Muhammad Akef, emphasized that the Egyptian ruling party, the

Denting ruling party majority When dust settles on the general elections that begin on Wednesday in Cairo and are spread in stages across the country over the next month, the

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood seizes increased freedom  Banned Islamist movement focuses his election campaign on catering to the poorest’s basic concerns.  By Moina FauchierUnder a pragmatically all-encompassing religious slogan - "Islam