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After Islamist parties won over 50 percent of seats in the first phase of People's Assembly elections, secular parties are determined…

With Muslim Brotherhood-backed candidates seizing the lion’s share of board seats in several syndicate elections this year, it appears that…

On 12 December 2004, dozens of people gathered outside the attorney general’s office, making demands far beyond the established boundaries…

A visit to the Maadi headquarters of the Salafi Nour Party instantly contradicts some stereotypes of the ultraconservative Islamic movement.…

Egypt has a new Interior Minister, but policemen, human rights activists and analysts agree that he will be unable to…

Over the past decade, the deposed president gradually loosened his grip on the media, tolerating the rise of dozens of…

With only a few hundred protesters continuing the Tahrir Square sit-in, confrontations involving sticks and knives take place daily between…

Basma Abdel Wahed lives on Mohamed Mahmoud Street, the epicenter of the clashes that lasted from 19 through 24 November,…

Mohamed Abdel Dayem didn't seem to mind the huge gun pointing directly at his head. “People won’t notice,” he shrugged.…

The next parliament may end up being short-lived, but it is mandated with a crucial task: partially writing the country’s…