A court in Egypt has delayed the country’s parliamentary elections due to start on March the 22nd.<br /><br /> This comes after the constitutional court ruled that part of a law on electoral districts was unlawful and needs to be changed.<br /><br /> One man reacting to the news in Cairo told euronews: “The decision is not in the public interest, it’s hampering the road map … it will also hinder investment and affect other decisions.” <br /><br /> But another man said: “It’s normal, they need to look at the credibility of the legal challenges, and then there’ll be elections. <br /><br /> “Even if it’s postponed for another month, no problem; we’ve waited too long for this.” <br /><br /> No new date has yet been set for the election.<br /><br /> Euronews’ correspondent in Cairo, Mohammed Shaikhibrahim, said: “Some people here believe the postponement of the election is a political argument for the absolute control of power. <br /><br /> “But others say it’s a good chance to avoid legal problems in the future that may cause the dissolution of parliament a
