The list, submitted to the National Election Authority, includes a large number of current MPs
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Saturday is the final day for candidate registration for the House of Representatives election.
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The Muslim Brotherhood’s latest attempt to incite protests failed miserably
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The first meeting will be held to elect a chairman and two deputies
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Two rival camps within Al-Wafd Party have issued conflicting statements on participating in the parliamentary elections
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A total of 200 Senators are getting their membership cards Sunday and Monday
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The decision came after the party's senior leaders unanimously approved joining the National Unified List led by the pro-government Mostaqbal Watan Party
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Is there a collective noun for coalitions? Ahead of the House of Representatives elections there should be
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The government’s decision to reduce fees for building code violations has been warmly welcomed
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The coalition, which comprises 16 political parties, aims to win 284 seats reserved to party lists
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Hopeful candidates began taking medical tests in several Ministry of Health-affiliated hospitals before registration opens on Thursday
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Ahmed Al-Sigini, head of parliament’s Local Administration Committee, talks with Al-Ahram Weekly about legislation to combat the violation of building codes
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Political parties are examining the possibility of forming coalitions to contest parliamentary elections
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Mostaqbal Watan won 118 seats in the first round of Senate elections. The party has the largest number of candidates in the run-off round scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday
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Fifty-two candidates compete for 26 seats in next week’s Senate run-off elections
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The arrest of acting supreme guide Mahmoud Ezzat will further undermine the Muslim Brotherhood
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Run-offs on 26 seats will see 52 nominees battling for a place in the Senate, reports Gamal Essam El-Din
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The parliament's meeting is expected to be the last before it adjourns for summer recess
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