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What is happening inside Egypt’s biggest political party?
How the conflict between the chairperson and board of trustees of the Free Egyptians Party resulted in the separation into two “camps”
Marzouqi returning to political life in Tunisia through new party
Former president trying to get Ennahda’s discontent grassroots and other non represented categories, says analyst
Newly amended parliamentary law awaits cabinet approval
Politicians maintain parliament is unrepresentative and alarmingly lacking youth
Mehleb invites political parties for dialogue
State committee continues amending parliamentary laws
Supreme Electoral Commission to announce details for parliamentary elections
Voters to update personal information at committee’s voters’ database
Al-Tayar Al-Sha’aby collects signatures to form party
Hamdeen Sabahy will be a main figure in the party, but not its chairman, says spokesman
Parliamentary coalitions begin formation for elections
Political parties regroup in preparation for upcoming parliamentary elections
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Misr Al-Qawia back activists’ hunger strikes
Protests against detainment of Elshamy and Soltan to be held over two days
34 Political parties announce plans for 30 June
The Coordinating Committee plans a sit-in until the fall of the regime
Hossam Eissa leaves Al-Dostour Party
Eissa was head of the steering committee inside the Al-Dostour Party which has been going through internal rifts in recent months
Al-Wasat and Al-Hadara merge into ‘Moderate Current’
Al-Wasat and Al-Hadara Parties merge into a new party, running in parliamentary elections
Islamist, political figures announce ‘Conscience Front’
The FJP, Al-Wasat and other political figures initiate a new coalition which aims to stop violence and defend the revolution
The Future of Al-Wasat Party
By Nicholas Gjorvad After its split from the Muslim Brotherhood in 1996, Al-Wasat Party quickly became the darling of many western academics due to its progressive stance on several democratic issues while maintaining an Islamist identity. Its stated goal was to unite Egyptian society by forming a political party that separated the Islamic da’wa (calling) …
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Tunisia sets dates for polls after compromise
Elections scheduled for 23 June, 7 July 2013
Review: Secular dictatorships, enslaved conscripts, and the struggle within the Brotherhood
Columnists look to the coming period, addressing misconceptions regarding secularism and its link to democracy, the inhumane treatment central security forces are subjected to, and the convoluted internal politics of the Muslim Brotherhood. Falsification and accusation Fahmy Houaidy Al-Shorouk Attempting to dismantle what he views as false assumptions and claims regarding secularism and its …
The future of Egypt’s media
People, parties and powers are fighting to win the argument over the future shape of Egypt’s media sector
Egyptian Conference not yet assembled
The reported merger of 25 liberal parties into one party under Amr Moussa’s leadership not complete
Just for you: National Democratic Party members re-enter political scene
NDP members will run in next election under the “Coalition of the People’s Representatives”
ElBaradei presides over Al-Dostour party
The Nobel-prize winning political idol officially heads the party he had co-founded