Moussa considers run for Egypt's presidency
Featured
All daily papers publish headlines, features, and articles pertaining to the release of the seven Egyptian soldiers who...
Egyptian judges have been mistreated, a statement from the Judges Club quotes head of the International Association of...
In 1975, Algerian director Mohamed Lakhdar-Hamina became the first Arab to win an award at the Cannes International...
Dostour Party chief Mohamed ElBaradei has called for early presidential elections should the government of President...
Television series producers are facing numerous challenges with the approach of the holy month of Ramadan,...
Meteorologists project the beginning of a heat wave on Thursday, with temperatures expected to rise by eight to nine...
Moussa considers run for Egypt's presidency
On
Fri, 04/02/2011 - 17:14
Paris--The secretary-general of the Arab League says he would consider running in elections to replace embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
Amr Moussa says he expects Mubarak to remain in his post until his term ends in seven months, though "there are extraordinary things happening and there is chaos, maybe he will make a different decision."
Moussa says he believes it would be impossible to organize new elections quickly.
He also says he would consider a role in a transitional government. Asked about a potential run for the presidency, he responded, "why say no?"
Moussa spoke to France's Europe 1 radio on Friday. He also said any new government in Egypt "cannot ignore the Muslim Brotherhood," the country's largest opposition group.
opinion
On 6 April, security forces clashed with hundreds of protesters, most of them from the April 6 Youth Movement, during a...
Protesters block traffic in Tahrir Square, after Security forces re-opened it, and removed barbed wires, and iron...
*Entertainment*
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe,
You're the infidel of them all. Now get out!