Egypt election surprise signals Brotherhood gains
A surprise first round in Egypt's parliamentary elections shows the Muslim Brotherhood building its strongest political foothold yet ahead of ongoing voting. The development follows broader regional isolation and mounting anxiety in neighboring states.
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Egypt's Brotherhood Gains as Largest Islamists Win Seats
In Egypt the Brotherhood, the nation's oldest Islamic fundamentalist group, secured 34 parliamentary seats doubling its presence. Secularists and Christians grow unsettled as the movement emerges as opposition leader, signaling broad appeal despite repeated crackdowns by the government.
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