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Muslim Brotherhood to field Khairat al-Shater as candidate in May's presidential vote, reversing earlier policy.
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Group names leaders of new political party which will compete for half of the seats in parliamentary elections.
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Amid claims of fraud, early results show that Egypt's ruling National Democratic Party is maintaining its grip.
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Main opposition group announces plan to contest November's legislative vote, despite calls by some for a boycott.
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Security forces detain senior leaders and several activists in early morning raids.
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Egypt's largest Islamic group, while vowing not to back any of the 10 candidates for the country's first presidential elections on 7 September, has urged Egyptians to vote in the landmark polls.
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Last Modified: 21 Aug 2005 15:32 GMT
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