Mohamed Saad al-Katabny, head of the Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc, told Al-Masry Al-Youm his organization will continue to use the slogan “Islam is the Solution” during the November parliamentary elections.

A meeting on Wednesday by the political opposition to discuss possible boycotting of upcoming parliamentary elections ended with undecided responses still awaiting the government's decision concerning demands for political reform

As elections approach tensions increase and violations against political opposition escalate. Security forces continue with their suppression arresting MB supporters and followers.

Tensions rose and verbal clashes took place during the final session of the conference in the U.S. titled "The Future of Democracy in Egypt".

The recent decision to increase the wages of government to 10% has been met with disappointment by opposition.

Opposition supporters have directed efforts utilizing the services technology offers as a political alternative

Opposition criticised the decision announced by the government to extend the 'emergency law' for 2 more years.

The Muslim Brotherhood's offshoot in Jordan , the Islamic Action Front's elections ended in a surprising twist.

An angry response from Egypt 's opposition echoed throughout the country after President Mubarak accused the opposition of failing to reach the country's poor through meaningless slogans.

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