An uphill battle Forming a new cabinet was only the first step along what promises to be a difficult path for new Prime Minister Kamal El-Ganzouri, Gamal Essam El-Din reports
Beyond the poll Amirah Ibrahim reports on plans by the ruling military council to establish a consultative board of "wise men" with as yet unspecified powers
The Pharaohs' curse This week's run-offs were in sharp contrast to the first round of parliamentary elections which saw an unprecedented turnout, reports Reem Leila
Image problem So what does the Wafd stand for, asks Mohamed Abdel-Baky
Nothing in return Although female voter turnout is high, the number of women entering the upcoming parliament is expected to be extremely low, reports Reem Leila
Expatriate vote The turnout of expatriate Egyptians for run-off elections fell but they faced the same problems as in the first round, reports Doaa El-Bey
Protest vote The focus on Islamist successes in the first stage of the elections obscures a more nuanced reading of the vote, overlooking some notable liberal victories and the defeat of Mubarak's loyalists, writes Amira Howeidy
Setting the bar Islamist forces tell Amani Maged there is no justification for Islamophobia
Forgotten when it counted Youth leaders who sparked the 25 January Revolution won hardly any seats in the first round of parliament elections, Khaled Dawoud reports
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