Now that Morsi is confirmed as the Egyptian President, his party may push for sharia law to play a greater role in Egypt.
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Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Morsi has won a spot in the second round of Egypt's elections, according to results Friday from Egypt's election.
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The most important thing American officials can do is to remember one thing: this is an Egyptian election, not an American one.
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The military has controlled Egypt for over 60 years, and this election will be no different. It is the SCAF who will decide who gets elected president, not the people.
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Egypt’s post-Arab Spring democracy is leading up to a dramatic and possibly violent set of runoff elections that may leave the United States short of allies in an already tense region.
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Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood candidate, and Ahmed Shafiq, Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister, will face each other in a June runoff election. Here's what you need to know.
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Choosing between two candidates that fail to offer hopeful visions of the future.
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Is this proof of the success of the Arab Spring? Or are these elections just a sham and is democracy still fleeting in Egypt?
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For more than a year the Egyptian military tried to persuade the public that they were the protectors of the revolution. Turns out, SCAF has been setting up to steal freedom the whole time.
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What will happen next is anyone’s guess, but the SCAF still retains the upper hand.
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Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohamed Morsi is likely to be declared the winner of Egypt's presidential election on Thursday. America should embrace him for the sake of democracy.
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Egypt's focus should be whether a true democracy, free of old alliances and trade agreements, can alter ties between the three states. The focus should not be a candidate's religious affiliation.
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In an interview with the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi, Dalia Malek finds contradictions between the organization's actions and public statements.
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Egyptians head to the polls on Saturday in a two-day run-off election to determine their next freely elected president. But the election has not come without its fair share of controversy.
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Unless Enrique Peña Nieto wins with a big margin, Mexico's three-party system might produce another legitimacy crisis in the upcoming presidential elections, like it happened in 2006.
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Iran once again defies the United Nations Security Council.
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Julian Assange's pending asylum request in Ecuador is his last chance to avoid possible U.S. prosecution. As we await the outcome of his request, here are a few reasons why it's a good idea.
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Violence that began earlier this month in the Myanmar state of Rakhine has led to exodus of many Muslim Rohingya seeking refuge in the neighboring countries of India, Bangladesh, and Thailand.
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After proposing a 75% tax on the highest-earners, newly-elected French President François Hollande would do well to listen to Prime Minister Cameron's economic advice.
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UEFA needs to take much more substantive, direct action to show that they actually care about hosting a safe, peaceful event.
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Speculation around Russia's direct support of Syria's Assad has run rampant in recent days. With Russian ships en route to Syria recently sent back to port, what can we now expect from Putin?
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Unfortunately for Mexican President Felipe Calderon’s legacy, drugs, guns, and decapitated bodies sell more headlines than economic percentage points on a graph.
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The Egyptian military's power grab on the eve of the presidential vote leaves Egypt in chaos as the likelihood of democracy fades fast.
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The announcement of Egypt's presidential runoff elections have been delayed, causing speculation that the Army is either complicit in the revolution's undermining or simply incompetent.
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On Sunday, Greek voters head to the polls to elect a new government, in a closely watched election which could determine whether Greece stays in the euro or not.
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