Egypt's Brotherhood to Enter Parliamentary Election By: Ashraf Khalil | The Wall Street Journal

The Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's most powerful opposition force, said over the weekend that it will enter parliamentary elections next month, ending weeks of speculation as to whether the Islamist group would launch campaigns or join calls for a boycott of the vote.

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