Morsi’s campaign calls upon all stakeholders in Egypt to join hands and do their best endeavors to save their revolution, along with the homeland and the people from a re-production

The success of Islamist parties in countries in transition is causing a lot of angst, both among secularists in the region and observers in the West.

Egyptian electorate turnout on Thursday is reported to be noticeably higher than Wednesday, while long lines have been stretching for miles around some polling places.

It’s looking more certain by the minute that the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate is heading for victory in Egypt’s crucial presidential elections for which polling ended at 9PM (7PM GMT) earlier

After 90% of ballots are counted, results indicate a polarizing run-off is necessary, between a new leadership that promises a complete change to the old corrupt ways and a bright

Concluding the first day of voting in Egypt’s crucial presidential elections without major incidents, Egyptians are more hopeful than ever of a peaceful transfer of power to a civilian authority,

Muslim Brotherhood’s presidential contender Dr. Morsi heads to his home town Zagazig to cast his ballot in Egypt’s first post-Mubarak elections for the country’s top job.

As day one of Egypt’s first free and fair presidential elections ever rolls out, some violations and irregularities are reported, and the Freedom and Justice Party contender in the race

Ahead of this week's presidential elections in Egypt, the BBC News website has asked four Egyptians with contrasting political opinions to express their hopes and fears. Khaled Hamza is editor-in-chief

Freedom and Justice party chief’s presidential campaign stops at the elegant city of Port Said, Sunday, where Dr. Morsi promises to double efforts to achieve greater freedom and prosperity.