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Egypt Votes: A Primer on the Arab World's First Free Presidential Election
Likely outcomes of the heavily contested first round, and what happens next
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Likely outcomes of the heavily contested first round, and what happens next
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The secular diplomat, the Muslim Brother, and the 'liberal Islamist' are facing off to become the first freely elected leader of Egypt.
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An opaque and unelected bureaucracy is guiding the country's future away from its revolutionary ideals.
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Travels and conversations with the irreplaceable friend and writer, who died from an asthma attack while reporting in Syria.
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How the country's politicians, activists, elites, its sponsors in Washington, and most of all the military have failed it at a critical moment
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While Hezbollah's support of Syria's Assad is unpopular, at least for now, the group will remain a critical player in regional politics
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So far, Egyptian politics center around debate among competing interpretations of Islamic politics, rather than a struggle between religious and secular parties
Reuters
Today's vote pits Islamists against secularists, campaigners against boycotters, the military leadership against the civilian one, and a legacy of autocracy against the hopes for democracy
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As the military chief and new Egyptian ruler promised reform, demonstrations against his rule only intensified
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As protesters demand the military rulers allow civilian rule, how will generals respond?
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