Presidential Elections

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In Egypt, succession worries prompting crackdown?

Egypt's long-ruling National Democratic Party opens its annual conference Friday, and party leaders are working hard to quell speculation about President Hosni Mubarak's intentions — and whether the way is

The Tunisian Government Starts The Propaganda By Banning A Paper And An Ad Campaign In

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, ANHRI, stated that the Tunisian government launched its public and presidential elections campaign by confiscating an issue of "Al Tariq Al Jadid" newspaper,

The resemblance in transition of power worries Egyptian onlookers, despite NDP denial

The Los Angeles Times published an article on the presidential elections in Gabon, triggering an effect on many Egyptians as they witnessed the success of Ali Bongo, son of Omar

Ikhwanweb Will Go Down Sunday in Solidarity With Jailed Journalists

Ikhwanweb condemns the recent government clampdown on freedom of press and speech and the continuous harassment of pro-reform movements and figures. We call on the government to release all opposition

Everyone Has Right To Stand For President, MB Bloc Chairman Say

The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood Parliamentary Bloc called on the government to renounce the conditions of presidential election included in article 76 of Constitution, depicting them as unachievable ones.

Democracy, Justice, Fundamentalism and Religious Intellectualism

Q. Let’s start the discussion with the [June 2005] presidential elections if you don’t mind. The outcome can be linked on two counts to issues of interest to you: one