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Egypt’s Security Forces investigate NDP members

"State Security forces in Kafr El-Sheikh summoned dozens of Egypt's ruling National Democratic Party's (NDP) members who planned to run in the upcoming parliamentary elections on the party's official list.

Online poll reveals MB most effective

An online survey regarding the most influential political forces on the Egyptian street, harvested over 85 thousand votes by, visitors to the Masrawy website.

MB chairman congratulates Nour for being elected Ghad Party’s president

The Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie contacted Dr. Ayman Nour, President of the Ghad party congratulating him for winning the party's elections which took place last Friday.

After Mubarak

Walking through the sweltering heat of the city’s streets, a visitor sees few signs that change is on the way in Egypt. Outdated posters of a young Hosni Mubarak –

The Primacy of Values – A Conversation with Ibrahim al-Houdaiby

The importance of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood can hardly be exaggerated. Since its formal creation over eighty years ago, the Brotherhood (MB) has served as a definitive intellectual and organizational model

MB ranks most influential in online poll

66% of the visitors of the popular Egyptian online news wesbite, Masrawy, voted for the MB as the most influential in Egypt's politics.

MB chairman meets with Wafd Party leader, stress reform and peaceful change

A Delegation from the Wafd Party head by its elected leader Dr. El Sayed Badawy met with Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie at the MB headquarters in what was

Medicine for the not so needy

The prosecutor-general is investigating a state-funded medical care scandal in which some MPs are involved

To boycott or not

El-Baradei's call for an election boycott has divided the Coalition of Egyptian Opposition Parties, reports Gamal Essam El-Din.

Mubarak appoints remaining members of the Shura council

A presidential decree has been announced appointing 44 members of the Shura Council. The list includes eight Copts, 11 women and former ministers, leading figures in the National Democratic Party