Supporters of Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood’s presidential candidate, during a stop in Menufia, Egypt.Credit...Tyler Hicks/The New York Times CAIRO — The president of the association of Egyptian judges said Thursday that they were abandoning their neutrality toward the coming presidential runoff in an effort to guard against an Islamist monopoly of power. Thousands of judges are expected t
Supporters of different Egyptian presidential candidates argued outside a mosque in Cairo on Friday. First-round results appeared to dim hopes of a middle road.Credit...Marco Longari/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images CAIRO — The runoff to become Egypt’s first freely elected president is shaping up as a contest between two of the most powerful and polarizing forces in Egyptian society: political
A man examined his inked hand after voting for president in Cairo on Wednesday.Credit...Moises Saman for The New York Times CAIRO — Egyptians went to the polls on Wednesday to choose their first freely elected president, hoping to recapture the promise of a popular uprising that defined the Arab Spring, end 15 chaotic months of military rule and perhaps shape the character of political Islam acros
CAIRO — An administrative court on Wednesday suspended Egypt’s presidential election, scheduled to start on May 23, but legal experts said the ruling was expected to have little effect, and the candidates continued their campaigns, including preparations for the first televised debate Thursday night. Egyptians expressed disbelief and derision in response to the ruling, which underscored the contin
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