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Egypt's Arab Spring cools amid violent clashes - CBS News Tue, 11 Oct 2011 00:17:25 GMT+00:00

Los Angeles Times

Egypt's Arab Spring cools amid violent clashes CBS News CAIRO - A violent night of rioting in Egypt's capital that left 26 dead, most of them Christians who were trying to stage a peaceful protest over an attack on a church, will likely prompt the nation's ruling military to further tighten its grip on ... Egypt Church Slams Authorities for Allowing Repeated Attacks on ChristiansFox News Egypt on edge as Copts mourn slain protestersLos Angeles Times Egypt's Silhouette of FireWall Street Journal BusinessWeek -Huffington Post all 3,181 news articles »

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Egypt's delaying tactic - Washington Post Tue, 11 Oct 2011 01:21:34 GMT+00:00

Egypt's delaying tactic Washington Post It also showed everything that is wrong with a military regime whose mismanagement of the country — and prolongation of its time in office — threatens to destroy Egypt's chances for democracy. Several thousand members of the Coptic sect, which makes ... and more »

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Helping Egypt's 'Caretaker' Generals Care for Democracy: View - BusinessWeek Tue, 11 Oct 2011 00:33:51 GMT+00:00

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Helping Egypt's 'Caretaker' Generals Care for Democracy: View BusinessWeek By the Editors Oct. 11 (Bloomberg) -- It's probably not fair to hold a revolution to a strict schedule, but recent actions by Egypt's military leaders to slow down the transition to democracy are worrisome nonetheless. Last week, the Supreme Council of ... Making Sure That Egypt 'Caretaker' Generals Will Care for Democracy: ViewBloomberg Egypt probes fatal violence between troops, CoptsXinhua Maspero probe starts, Egypt Copts angryEgyptian Gazette Daily News Egypt -Right Side News -Carnegie Endowment for International Peace all 33 news articles »

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Egypt's petty palm embargo - Los Angeles Times Tue, 11 Oct 2011 01:03:38 GMT+00:00

Ha'aretz

Egypt's petty palm embargo Los Angeles Times Egypt had an abundance of palm fronds and Israel was happy to pay for them. The arrangement worked so well that Egypt became the world's largest supplier of Sukkot palm branches. Before the surprise announcement of the export ban, which included not ... Despite Egypt ban, thousands of palm fronds smuggled to Israel, US ahead of SukkotHa'aretz This Succot, a palm in every handJerusalem Post all 6 news articles »

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'Cairo wants dozens of prisoners in exchange for Grapel' - Jerusalem Post Mon, 10 Oct 2011 23:22:07 GMT+00:00

ABC News

'Cairo wants dozens of prisoners in exchange for Grapel' Jerusalem Post Egypt is demanding the release of dozens of Egyptian prisoners in Israel in return for Ilan Grapel, the American- Israeli law student detained in Cairo since June on suspicion of spying for Jerusalem. Al-Ahram newspaper reported that a top-ranking ... How Much Is One Israeli 'Spy' Worth? 81 EgyptiansABC News Israel permits more Egyptian soldiers to enter Sinai, issues new travel warningWashington Post Egypt demands prisoner exchange for GrapelJewish Telegraphic Agency DEBKA file all 128 news articles »

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Egypt's democracy under threat - Arab News Mon, 10 Oct 2011 21:14:11 GMT+00:00

AFP

Egypt's democracy under threat Arab News On Sunday, clashes in Cairo between Christian Copts protesting against the torching of a church in southern Egypt and thugs led to an intervention by state security forces which resulted in at least 25 deaths. The country's interim Prime Minister Essam ... Egypt's grim futureDaily Caller West can help Egypt best with patienceThe Australian Revolution: Egyptians return to Tahrir SquareCBS News The Korea Herald -Reuters -Egyptian Gazette all 80 news articles »

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Egypt slumps to 19-month low, Saudi index gains - The Daily Star Mon, 10 Oct 2011 22:40:38 GMT+00:00

Egypt slumps to 19-month low, Saudi index gains The Daily Star DUBAI: Egypt's benchmark slumped to a 19-month low after clashes between military police and Coptic Christians in Cairo left 24 people dead and more than 200 wounded, while Saudi Arabia's index rose for a fourth session. ... and more »

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Egypt U-23 coach optimistic despite African qualifiers move - Ahram Online Mon, 10 Oct 2011 18:57:28 GMT+00:00

Ahram Online

Egypt U-23 coach optimistic despite African qualifiers move Ahram Online Egypt U-23 coach Hany Ramzy is optimistic despite the decision to move the eight-team African qualifying tournament for next year's London Olympics from Egypt to Algeria. “Playing the tournament in Algeria may be for the sake of our team. ... Qualifiers likely moved to AlgeriaFox News all 19 news articles »

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The 2012 African Cup Of Nations Is The Lamest African Cup Of Nations - SB Nation Mon, 10 Oct 2011 18:26:13 GMT+00:00

Ahram Online

The 2012 African Cup Of Nations Is The Lamest African Cup Of Nations SB Nation A youthful Ghana team was wildly entertaining, Algeria pulled an improbable upset in the knockout rounds against Cote D'Ivoire, and an experienced Egypt team put together their last run to glory, becoming perhaps the greatest generation of African ... Presidential welcome for Niger after Nations Cup joyBBC Sport South Africa's sums don't add upESPN South Africa launch Cup of Nations appealCNN International SPORT24 -Ahram Online -Sowetan all 441 news articles »

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Qatar gave $500 mln to help with budget, says Egypt - Pakistan Times Mon, 10 Oct 2011 20:10:33 GMT+00:00

Al-Bawaba

Qatar gave $500 mln to help with budget, says Egypt Pakistan Times CAIRO (Egypt): Egypt's finance minister, who has been negotiating with Gulf Arab states for financial assistance, said on Sunday that Qatar had given a grant of $500 million to support the budget which has ballooned as a result of political turmoil. ... Egypt benchmark index ends higherEgyptian Gazette Finances under pressure as reserves dipGulf Times Egypt to hold discussions on IMF loan, Finance Minister saysZawya (subscription) all 28 news articles »