Egypt
Islamic Experiment: Can Egypt Make Democracy Work?
Islamic Experiment: Can Egypt Make Democracy Work?
Egypt’s Islamists gear up to challenge army
The View From The Gulf: America’s Quiet Go-between Speaks
Concerned over its deteriorating public image, Egypt’s military sacked the general in charge of media affairs. The US Embassy in Cairo sheltered three US citizens to protect them from arrest by Egyptian authorities investigating US-sponsored nongovernmental organizations.
Aboud al Zomor, who served as Egyptian Islamic Jihad’s first emir and was jailed for his role in Anwar Sadat’s assassination, said that Ayman al Zawahiri is no threat to Egypt and should be given safe haven.
Islamists, protesters scuffle at at Egypt rally
Hamas quietly quits Syria as violence continues
Egypt Bans LaHood, Other Americans From Leaving
Six Americans who work for organizations promoting democracy in Egypt were barred from leaving the country, prompting an angry response from the US.
Islamists, liberals square off in Egypt’s Tahrir
Bombs in the Sinai Desert Fuel Israel Fence-Building on Border With Egypt
“We give you allegiance for obedience in good and bad, in difficulty and ease,” Ansar al Jihad told Ayman al Zawahiri in a statement released on the Internet.
The head of Egypt’s ruling military council said the country’s state of emergency decree would be lifted. The decree had been in place since 1981.
In Egypt, Signs of Accord Between Military Council and Islamists
As region changes, Hamas movement shifts
With parliament opening, Egypt’s Brotherhood strikes a cautious tone over Islamic agenda
Islamist parties won the elections for the Egyptian parliament. The Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party won 47 percent of the seats and the hardline Salafi al-Nour party won 24 percent.
Islamists secure top spot in new Egypt parliament
Islamist set to be Egypt’s new parliament speaker
An agreement was reached between the political parties to install a Muslim Brotherhood leader as speaker of the newly elected parliament. The Islamist parties won 69% of the seats in parliament.
Brotherhood claim 46 percent of Egypt parliament
Salafi leader offers Egypt army a safe exit
Muslim Brotherhood Backs Egyptian Military’s Transition Date
Islamist parties won more than two-thirds of the seats in the parliamentary elections, according to preliminary results. The Muslim Brotherhood has won 41 percent of the seats, while the Salifist Al Nour party won an estimated 20 percent.
Latest Egypt vote brings Islamists closer to win
After Shalit, Israel Changing Prisoner Exchange Rules
US Reverses Policy in Reaching Out to Muslim Brotherhood
In final leg of vote, Egypt’s Islamists eye majority
Egyptians headed for the polls in the third and final round of parliamentary elections. The Islamist Muslim Brotherhood party is expected to extend its lead.
In Egypt, Islamic scholar casts a skeptical eye toward the future