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Homemaker Mona Hamed was maybe a bit too hopeful as she took to the polls last Saturday. Like many, Hamed…

A few thousand people from across Egypt responded to the Muslim Brotherhood’s call for a sit-in and protest in Tahrir…

If the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohamed Morsy is officially announced victorious this week, his name will go down in history as…

  The 2012/13 budget was expected to be the first in Egypt’s history that would be approved and implemented by…

At 11:12 pm, Tuesday, the state-run news agency MENA aired a short news piece quoting an unknown medical source as…

International and local elections observers have condemned the political and legal context of the second round of Egypt’s presidential election…

As millions of Egyptians were glued to their television screens to watch votes in the presidential runoff be counted, the…

“I can’t vote for the Brotherhood. They will slit my child’s throat in front of me,” said Kamel, a 53-year-old…

Ali al-Gammal stands outside the gates of the Qotayfet Mubasher polling station in Ahmed Shafiq's home village in the Nile…

The last round of Egypt’s presidential elections kicked off Saturday amid speculations that the results may deal the last blow…