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Egypt: PM expresses support for Mubarak’s sixth term

Egyptian papers published provocative comments by the Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif, who asserted he fully supported the idea that Egypt 's 82 year old Hosni Mubarak seek a sixth term

Parties, Movements, and Prospects for Change in Egypt

Where are Egypt’s political parties in this picture? Clearly the country’s 24 licensed parties are not the engine of political dynamism.

MB Chairman meets with Egyptian Socialists

Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie, met yesterday, with a socialist-revolutionist delegation.

Scholars and intellectuals debate Egypt ‘s future

Egyptian intellectuals and American academics met recently, at New York 's City University to discuss Egypt 's hazy future.

MB: Despite restrictions we will continue our cause through peaceful and constitutional measures

The Muslim Brotherhood has issued a statement asserting that they will continue to exercise their constitutional and legal rights to participate in the upcoming elections.

Mubarak’s words anger opposition who argue that he practise what he preaches

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.

MB chairman meets with Ghad Party leader to discuss political reform

Dr. Mohamed Badie, the Muslim Brotherhood's chairman met with Al Ghad's party leader Dr. Ayman Nour in his office Tuesday

MB’s comprehensive proposal for Shura Council elections

The Muslim Brotherhood has officially announced that it will contest the 2010 Shura Council mid-term elections using its motto Al-Islam hua Al-Hal (Islam is the solution to everything)."

ElBaradei blames Al Dostor for translation errors of his statements about MB

Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, leader of the National Front for Change and former IAEA chief denied allegations published by the Egyptian 'Destour' newspaper.

Lawyer pushes for jail reform in Egypt

Over the past 10 years, conditions in Egypt’s notorious jails have been steadily improving, said Abdel Moneim Abdel Maqsoud, a lawyer for the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist political organisation.