Egyptian Elections: There Is No Clear Frontrunner in a Crowded Field
Shades of Gray
Amr Moussa and Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh were the presumed favorites in Egypt’s first democratic elections, but these self-proclaimed centrists may falter, Mahmoud Salem writes, in a country that lacks centrist politics. Plus, read Dan Ephron on how Hosni Mubarak's relatives are divided.
