The Egyptian Shura Council elections, which ended their second round yesterday, are largely viewed as an insignificant political event

Since his emergence onto the political arena in Egypt , former IAEA chief Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei's has worked on forming a popular union with political opposition calling for political reform

The recent meeting with the Muslim Brotherhood and 'could be presidential candidate' Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei ended amiably as both parties agreed on the significance of political amendments and reform in

They make strange bedfellows. Mohammed ElBaradei is a staunch secular liberal; Mohammed Said al Katatni is the head of the Muslim Brotherhood bloc in Egypt’s parliament, a group of Islamist

The Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt’s largest opposition group, offered its support yesterday to the political reform campaign of Mohammed ElBaradei,

Egyptian voters cast their ballots Tuesday for the Shura council, the country's upper house of Parliament, amidst widespread allegations of vote-rigging and outright government violence and intimidation.

With the approach of the 2010 Egyptian parliamentary elections and 2011 presidential election, the opposition has been reinvigorated, especially since the arrival of former IAEA Chief Inspector Mohamed ElBaradei.

Dr. Mohammed Badie, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, urged the Islamic nation to raise its awareness, build momentum, interact positively, and make every effort to distance itself from negativity and

The Committee launched for evaluating the media's performance of the Shura Council's procedures accused the government of dominating the media coverage describing them as biased and pro-NDP.

Spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood Executive Bureau Dr. Essam El-Erian maintains that the group rejects Egypt 's regime's allegations that they are pressuring the west to call for free and