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Who is Egypt’s next president?

In the media, the street and political gatherings the question is reiterated: Who is Egypt's next president? However no matter how many times the question is repeated no clear answer

MP demands the continued intervention of government security be stopped.

Questions aimed at Prime Minister Dr Ahmed Nazif and Minister of Education Dr Yosry Algamal included an inquiry be made of the transfer of Mohamed Alsharaky the principal for Alzahraa

The founding of a new group to help promote crisis management.

A group of nine Egyptian youths decided to take matters into their own hands and formed a group calling themselves "The Egyptian Crisis Managing Team".

Shehata: Improving the human rights situation is no longer on the government’s agenda

MP Gamal Shehata, member of the MB Parliamentary bloc, stressed that he doesn't think the government would endorse new laws to improve the human rights situation in the next parliamentary

A Parliamentary Question on the targeting of Egyptian Camels by the Israeli Occupation forces

An inquiry was filed by Dr. Hamdi Ismail of the Muslim Brotherhood's Parliamentary bloc questioning Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif, Eng. Amin Abaza, Minister of Agriculture and Foreign MinisterAhmed Aboul Gheit

Abul-Fotouh Calls On“government of disasters” to Leave

In what seemed to be a fresh chapter of a series of government neglect and laxity, another accident happened today when two trains crashed on the same railway line at

MB participates in Naguib Mahfouz’s funeral

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Mohamed Mahdi Akef authorized Dr. Abu El-Fotouh, the executive Bureau member and Arab Doctors’ Union and Muhammad Abdul Qudous to attend the Egyptian novelist late Naguib Mahfouz’s

Proposed Anti Terrorism Law Worse Than Current Emergency Laws

The statements of Dr. Ahmad Nazif, the Egyptian Prime Minister, that the Government is about to replace the Emergency Law with a new “Anti-Terrorism Law” have drawn reactions from Egyptian

Nazif described the banned Muslim Brotherhood “as more of a brand” than a political party.

Ahmed Nazif, Egypt’s prime minister, on Thursday defended his government’s record in increasingly violent parliamentary elections and said the ruling National Democratic party (NDP) was winning a “mandate” to pursue