Egypt

The candidate of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood won a spot in a run-off election, according to partial results Friday AP Image Credit: AP Muslim Brotherhool claim lead as Egypt vote counting begins. Cairo: The candidate of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood won a spot in a run-off election, according to partial results Friday from Egypt's first genuinely competitive presidential election.

Egyptian people failed on Friday to elect their new president in the first round of presidential election. CAIRO Egyptian people failed on Friday to elect their new president in the first round of presidential election. Electoral authorities still continue to count votes, however 75 percent of overall votes have been counted in Egypt. Accordingly, Mohammad Mursi, the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom

AP The Muslim Brotherhood made an early show of confidence as vote counting began in Egypt's landmark presidential election on Thursday, saying its exit polls showed its candidate in the lead in the race to succeed ousted leader Hosni Mubarak. Exit polls by several Arab television stations also suggested the Brotherhood's Mohammed Morsi was ahead of the pack of 13 candidates.

(Agencies) / 25 May 2012 CAIRO - Egyptians must choose between a Muslim Brotherhood candidate and an ex-military man in a presidential runoff that highlights the stark rifts in a nation united in euphoria when Hosni Mubarak fell 15 months ago, first- round results indicated on Friday. Nearly complete results showed the Brotherhood's Mohammed Morsi rising into the second round with a plurality of the votes.

French writer and philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy walks in a Paris street in 2011. Levy will stride the red carpet at Cannes with four Libyan rebels for the premiere of his documentary on the Libyan war, "The Oath of Tobruk". Libyan rebels take position during fighting against regime forces at the Gadayem forest, west of Tripoli in 2011.