By uzzie on Politics from www.thenational.ae
After nearly six decades of often brutal government repression, the Arab world's oldest and most influential Islamist movement has a legal political party in the land of its birth. 
By elan on Politics from www.elanthemag.com
I know I complain a lot about the treatment of Muslims in the United States. While I stand by all my criticisms of this country’s race relations, at least it’s not as bad as tensions in Europe - yet. Ultra-right wing nationalist parties like the English Defense League and the British National Party have been expanding across the continent, especially in Britain, waving the banner of “indigenous” Brits, a.k.a white Brits. 
By MuslimMatters on Politics from muslimmatters.org
Less than a fortnight ago, the British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, finally announced that May 6th, 2010 would be the date of the next General Election. Prior to and since, a variety of means have been used by the powers-that-be to encourage both the apathetic and the undecided to participate in the vote, including the [...] 
By IslamOnline on Politics from www.islamonline.net
BAGHDAD – As vote counting of Iraq’s parliamentary elections continued on Monday, March 8, Iraqis celebrated the success of their second polls since the US invasion. 
By cricketguru on Politics from news.bbc.co.uk
The voter turnout in Iraq's general elections was 62%, officials said, despite attacks that killed 38 people.
By IslamOnline on Everything Else from www.islamonline.net
There were no winners and losers in the long battle fought over the new election law and the true winners will be decided through the ballot bozes on Election Day, experts believe.... 
By IslamOnline on News from www.islamonline.net
By IslamOnline on News from www.islamonline.net
By IslamOnline on News from www.islamonline.net
By IslamOnline on News from www.islamonline.net
