Jenny Shipley vs Mahmoud El Nokrashy Pasha

Shipley succeeded Jim Bolger as Prime Minister after a National Party leadership challenge. She became New Zealand's first female Prime Minister, serving until 1999.

Shipley's coalition with New Zealand First collapsed after disagreements over the sale of Wellington Airport. This led to a minority government and political instability.

Shipley's government passed the Employment Relations Act, replacing the Employment Contracts Act. The new law promoted collective bargaining and union rights, reversing some earlier labour market deregulation.

Shipley's National government lost the general election to Labour's Helen Clark. National won only 39 seats to Labour's 49, ending Shipley's tenure as Prime Minister.

El Nokrashy Pasha was prime minister during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. His government managed Egypt's war effort, which ended in military defeat and the signing of armistice agreements with Israel in 1949.

Prime Minister Mahmoud El Nokrashy Pasha was assassinated by a member of the Muslim Brotherhood on December 28, 1948. The assassination was in retaliation for his government's crackdown on the Brotherhood, including the dissolution of the organization.

El Nokrashy Pasha ordered the dissolution of the Muslim Brotherhood and the seizure of its assets after the organization was implicated in violence and political unrest. This action escalated tensions between the government and the Brotherhood.