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Egypt sets election dates for restored senate6 July 2020
Egypt will hold Senate elections over two days in August, the chief of the country’s election commission said on Saturday, more than a year after the restoratio…
Egyptian legislature approves amendments granting groups fair representation in parliament15 June 2020
The Egyptian House of Representatives on Sunday has approved amendments to the articles on the Parliament, including guaranteeing an “appropriate” representatio…
Egyptian parliament's legislative committee approves draft law on Senate7 June 2020
The Egyptian Parliament’s legislative committee on Sunday gave a preliminary approval on a draft law on the formation of the country’s reinstated Senate, in acc…
In Egypt, proposed amendments to emergency law would grant president extensive powers20 April 2020
Egypt is seeking to grant President Abdul Fattah el-Sisi extensive powers in line with the emergency law in order to confront the “emerging reality” caused by t…
Concern arises that recent constitutional amendments bring the Armed Forces into Egypt's judicial system7 August 2019
The day after a set of controversial constitutional amendments were approved in a national referendum in April, the Minister of Justice sent three laws to the h…
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