Photo Gallery Elections in Egypt
Egypt's recent parliamentary elections were blighted by accusations of fraud. In a SPIEGEL interview, Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohamed ElBaradei discusses the alleged manipulation of the vote, the future of Hosni Mubarak's regime and his own plans to run for president next year. Here, party supporters are seen on a campaign vehicle during the second round of voting in parliamentary elections in Cairo on Dec. 5, 2010.
An Egyptian woman votes on Dec. 5. There was a low voter turnout for the election.
Mohamed ElBaradei told SPIEGEL he will continue to fight for democratic change.
Supporters of Egyptian opposition parties at a demonstration on Dec. 5: The banner reads: "Mr. President, no hereditary government in Egypt" -- a reference to President Hosni Mubarak's plans for his son Gamal to succeed him.
Police and state security officers clash with opposition supporters outside a polling station during the first round of voting on Nov. 28.
