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After temporary closure, Sharm is open for divers starting Tuesday
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The second round of the parliament’s lower house elections is about to see a sweeping victory for the ruling NDP, with opposition parties barely managing to get a foot in the house
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In the parliamentary election’s second round, preliminary results indicate that the NDP has swept at least 90 percent of the available seats
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Tagammu candidate Diaa Rashwan is kidnapped by gun-weilding thugs, rescued by police
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MB candidate Ashour has gone missing for the second time in two days
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A considerable number of Wafd Party candidates are contesting today's election runoffs, despite the party's decision to boycott the vote.
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Judges withdraw citing assaults by police
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Minute by minute updates from our correspondents and sources.
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A third shark attack hits Sharm El-Sheikh, one day after the Red Sea resort reopened its beaches
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President Mubarak expected to address anti-terrorism law in meeting with the top figures of Egypt's incoming parliament
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As part of talks between the two leaders, the controversial Nile resource-sharing agreement was discussed
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Even with sweeping wins in the run-offs today, the voice of the Christian community has already been drained out of Egypt’s new parliament
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The ruling NDP is all but certain of winning overwhelming dominance of parliament, following Sunday's vote
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A protest was held today in front of the Journalists Syndicate against election rigging and the failure of several journalists to secure seats parliament, calling for a rerun with judicial supervision
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Tarek Sebaq, Mohamed El-Malki and Atef El-Ashmouny are running in the second round
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