The Copts called for the boycotting of the elections emphasizing their contempt of the NDP and their ways and describing them as racist

Former IAEA chief Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei engaged in an interesting debate on the renowned CNN American news channel earlier this week.

With the impeding, Shura, parliamentary and presidential elections, much controversy has emerged regarding Egypt 's political system.

A governmental vote will be held in June, as an initial measure to establish whether authorities will concede to the participation of opposition groups in particular the Muslim Brotherhood more

In early June Egypt’s parliamentary elections will kick off with voting for the Shura Council, the consultative assembly.

Michael Mounir spokesman for the International Coptic Council warned Egyptian opposition of collaborating with the Muslim Brotherhood group in the upcoming parliamentary elections.

MB convening with the Ghad Party, solely discussed political reform and constitutional amendments and not support for potential presidential candidates.

Jurists and politicians unanimously agreed on the need for drastic changes in Egypt 's legislation. They all condoned the significance of the abolition of the state of emergency to ensure

National Democratic Party members were disturbed by escalating criticism from the United States and local political opposition forces regarding former comments made in parliament.

Dozens of activists from the 6 April movement assembled demanding the release of student, Tareq Ahmed Mohamed Khedr