What is the current political situation in Egypt rigt now?

Answer 1

it is more rampant and sever ever before and it is also the obvious examination for generalizing about that the ruling parties dominance and the countries future political atmosphere which will be continue with one or dominant party despite of its multi party politics named and talk much more as a guiding principle.

Answer 2

Today; Dec., 21stl., 2011

- There are ongoing violent clashes between protesters and security authorities near Tahrir Square in Cairo, in particular outside the Cabinet building on Qasr al Aini Street. We understand around 14 people have been killed and a large number injured. There remains the possibility of further demonstrations elsewhere in Cairo as well as other cities in Egypt, including Alexandria.

- Tahrir Square in Cairo is open to traffic, although some protestors still occupy the central square area. The road leading to the Ministry of Interior remains closed to traffic and Qasr al Aini street is currently blocked near Tahrir Square.

- Foreigners should avoid all crowds and demonstrations. The situation can change rapidly and we recommend that you follow events on local and international news and seek advice from your tour operators.

- The third phase of elections is due to take place on 3 January. Voting for the People's Assembly will take place in eight Governorates on this date. We advise foreigners to stay away from polling stations on these dates.

- There have been reports of somel assaults on women during some demonstrations in Tahrir Square. There have also been a number of arrests during demonstrations, including foreigners. You should carry ID at all times .

- There is a high threat from terrorism throughout Egypt, including in Sinai. Security is tight throughout the country, especially in resort areas.

- There is a high risk of indiscriminate attacks including public places frequented by expatriates and foreign travellers, including but not limited to resorts, hotels and restaurants.