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Post-election Tahrir quiet - for now
As poll results begin to trickle out, heart of Egypt's protest movement appears to have shifted beyond the square.
ElBaradei's elusive 'national salvation'
Revolutionary council proposed by Tahrir Square activists is last chance to reshape Egypt before elections.
Targeting of activists and mediapersons goes hand in hand with the security crackdown on protesters.
By D. Parvaz
Finding a balance between getting close to a story and staying far enough away for personal security is a challenge.
By Malika Bilal
Riot police and soldiers have worked in tandem against protesters, but experts say recent teamwork masks a deep rivalry.
By Evan Hill
Professional football season is suspended, but some fear the halt may do more harm than good.
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Fears that tear gas and rubber bullets, widely used in crackdown against protesters, could be cause of deaths in Egypt.
By Mujib Mashal
Liberals scramble to regroup as Salafis and the Muslim Brotherhood compete in the second round of parliamentary voting.
By Evan Hill
Background
Under Egypt's laws, political prisoners can be lumped in with criminal record holders who are barred from voting.
By D. Parvaz
Our primer about Egypt's electoral system, the parties and alliances, the history of recent elections and more.
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Convoluted rules mean Egyptians will cast three votes on two ballots over six weeks.
By Gregg Carlstrom
Panel of experts, activists and two former ambassadors weigh in on why the country has a significant role to play.
By Roxanne Horesh and Sam Bollier
The lower house of parliament drafts laws and will help shape the committee which will design a new constitution.
By Evan Hill
Al Jazeera takes a closer look at prominent individuals who are likely to influence Egypt's elections.
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At least 40 parties and 6,000 candidates have registered to run, but will they deliver change or more of the same?
By Evan Hill
Country has had a chequered history of elections, with most under Hosni Mubarak thought to have been deeply flawed.
By Gregg Carlstrom
Egyptians head to the polls to embrace democracy following years under a virtual dictatorship.
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Programmes
What does the Muslim Brotherhood want for Egypt's future?
By Talk to Al Jazeera
Will Egyptians be able to see the ideals of their revolution become a reality before their country slides into chaos?
By Inside Story
Thousands of protesters demand that Egypt's generals hand over power to a civilian government immediately.
By Inside Story
The ongoing revolution in Egypt has widened the gulf between state and private media.
By Listening Post
Military rulers in Egypt are under mounting pressure as thousands take to Tahrir Square demanding political change.
By Inside Story
Clashes in Cairo and once again the media's reporting becomes an issue. Also, the media narrative in post-war Sri Lanka.
By Listening Post
More News
Nine months after they toppled Mubarak, some protesters fear that their revolution is under threat from the military.
People and Power Last Modified: 22 Dec 2011 10:57 GMT
Egyptians gather in The Cafe to discuss the challenge of fulfilling their revolutionary dreams after ousting Mubarak.
The Cafe Last Modified: 21 Dec 2011 10:00 GMT
Kidnappings, killings and robberies have become commonplace in the lawless desert region.
Last Modified: 05 Jan 2012 18:00 GMT
Ruling military council general says new parliament not representative and will not draft new constitution on its own.
Last Modified: 09 Dec 2011 00:03 GMT
At least 73 people dead and 1,000 injured as supporters of rival teams clash after game in Port Said.
Last Modified: 01 Feb 2012 23:05 GMT
Nine provinces go to the polls, with Islamist parties poised to dominate the lower house of parliament.
Last Modified: 03 Jan 2012 17:22 GMT
Deadly clashes sparked by army move to shut down sit-in outside cabinet offices, as election process continues.
Last Modified: 17 Dec 2011 03:36 GMT
Doubts persist as to whether nationals abroad will get to vote, despite being granted the right for the first time.
Last Modified: 20 Nov 2011 11:04 GMT
Survey reveals country still split in its attitude to the military, with many still seeing it as a stabilising force.
Last Modified: 25 Nov 2011 11:02 GMT
Election authority cites mistake in first round of counting, lowering figure to 52 per cent, as run-off voting begins.
Last Modified: 05 Dec 2011 16:18 GMT
Islamists expected to make the biggest gains after 62 per cent vote in first round of parliamentary elections.
Last Modified: 03 Dec 2011 10:38 GMT
Muslim Brotherhood and hardline Salafis win more than half of seats in first round of parliamentary election.
Last Modified: 05 Dec 2011 08:57 GMT
Parliamentary elections drew women voters in Assiut, a city where it is usually the men who cast ballots.
Last Modified: 29 Nov 2011 03:04 GMT
Thousands camp out in Tahrir Square amid calls for another mass protest as military rulers move to form new cabinet.
Malika Bilal Last Modified: 25 Nov 2011 09:56 GMT
Worries over worse to come after sectarian violence explodes during crackdown on Christian protest in Cairo.
Evan Hill Last Modified: 10 Oct 2011 17:48 GMT
Former UN nuclear watchdog chief says he is willing to drop presidential bid for interim prime minister post.
Last Modified: 27 Nov 2011 16:19 GMT
Marginalised for years, Coptic Christians struggle to define their status as a new government takes shape.
D. Parvaz Last Modified: 27 Nov 2011 15:12 GMT
Military council says elections to go ahead from Monday as protesters in Tahrir Square reject army's newly appointed PM.
Last Modified: 26 Nov 2011 06:42 GMT
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