The former UN atomic energy chief, Mohamed ElBaradei, was greeted in Cairo airport last night by hundreds of boisterous supporters who chanted pro-reform slogans and called for him to run

Dr Elbaradei has suddenly appeared on the political scene in Egypt with his demand for democratic reform, winning the admiration and respect of Egyptians.

The Egyptian Security Campaign against Inheritance condemned the arrest campaign launched by the Security Services against a Large number of the Muslim Brotherhood leaders.

The Majlis doubts that the “election has much external significance, despite widely-publicized concerns that Badie (a conservative) will push the group to the right.”

Controversy over article 76 of the Egyptian constitution has now resurfaced after Amr Mousa, the general-secretary of the Arab League and a former Egyptian foreign minister, said it is an

At 8 p.m. on October 21, approximately 60 Egyptian policemen surrounded the Nour Center in the Bab el-Shairia neighborhood of downtown Cairo

In Egypt, from time to time, the names of public figures are put forth as independent candidates in the coming presidential elections.

The Judges independent movement announced that it would not nominate any candidates for the Judges Club Presidential elections which are scheduled to take place January 15, 2010.

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, ANHRI, expressed its resentment to the decision of the prosecutor of Sidi Mohamed Court in Algeria. The prosecutor banned Sirry Lelghaya (Highly Classified),

There is no doubt that the atmosphere before the match Saturday against Algeria for qualifying for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa raised resentment and outrage among the Egyptian