In the first free and fair elections in Egypt's history, the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) won approximately 40 percent of the vote and the radical Islamic Salafi movement's Al-Nour Party won 20 percent. After decades of being outlawed and...

Strong Turnout in Egypt Vote as Muslim Brotherhood Targets Junta’s Rule | With Islamists claiming strong victory in first round, junta faces growing criticism

Islamist Blocs Claim Major Wins as Egypt Delays Election Results | Muslim Brotherhood seen with over 40 percent

Scores Wounded in Violence in Tahrir Square

Egyptians came out to vote on Monday in record numbers after months of doubts regarding the election and more than 10 preceding days of violence against protesters by security forces. Egypt's Supreme Council of Armed Forces (SCAF) and the high election commission kept...

Egypt Heads to Vote With Field Marshal Threatening Protesting ‘Troublemakers’ | ElBaradei seeks to replace Ganzouri as ‘interim’ PM

Egypt’s New PM: Junta Promised Me More Power | Says cabinet won’t be announced before election

Egypt’s Junta Rules Out Ceding Power | Tell protesters to focus on voting

Massive Friday Protests Expected as Egypt Junta Announces New PM | Former Mubarak PM charged with forming next cabinet