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Egypt protests grow for sixth day - Los Angeles Times Wed, 23 Nov 2011 22:45:18 GMT

The Guardian

Egypt protests grow for sixth day Los Angeles Times (Ahmed Jadallah, Reuters / November 23, 2011) Protests swelled in Cairo for a sixth day Wednesday as international pressure mounted on Egypt's military rulers to stop a deadly crackdown on demonstrators who have reinvigorated the defiant spirit that ... Chaos Builds in the Streets of Cairo as a Truce FailsNew York Times As protests rage, Egypt's military tries to reassert its roleWashington Post International Criticism of Egypt's Rulers Mounts as Death Toll Reaches 38Fox News The Guardian -Voice of America (blog) all 11,463 news articles »

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Muslim Brotherhood Struggles to Find Its Balance in Egypt's Whirlwind - New York Times Thu, 24 Nov 2011 02:22:43 GMT

Globe and Mail

Muslim Brotherhood Struggles to Find Its Balance in Egypt's Whirlwind New York Times CAIRO — New divisions in the Muslim Brotherhood appeared on Wednesday as a senior leader hinted that it might walk away from a deal struck with Egypt's interim military rulers, reflecting signs of confusion and hesitation as the ... Egypt's latest protests threaten to derail Muslim Brotherhood's ride to powerGlobe and Mail With dream in reach, Egypt's Brotherhood stumblesBoston.com US to Egypt: Stick to election plan, even if it favors Islamist partiesChristian Science Monitor The Associated Press -Washington Post all 353 news articles »

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Family: US Student Arrested in Egypt Called Home - ABC News Thu, 24 Nov 2011 01:02:12 GMT

Boston.com

Family: US Student Arrested in Egypt Called Home ABC News One of the three American college students arrested during demonstrations in Egypt called home Wednesday and said he was being treated relatively well under the circumstances but denied doing anything wrong during a protest in Cairo, ... 3 US students arrested in Egypt allowed to call parentsWashington Post (blog) Family: US student arrested in Egypt called homeBoston.com all 334 news articles »

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2 Egyptian policemen killed near border - Ynetnews Wed, 23 Nov 2011 22:33:32 GMT

Ha'aretz

2 Egyptian policemen killed near border Ynetnews Bedouin smugglers shoot, kill two Egyptian border guards trying to stop them from infiltrating Israel. Second border incident sees Golani forces pursue armed smugglers near border. IDF chief orders to increase border patrols Two Egyptian policemen were ... Two Egyptian soldiers killed on Israel-Egypt borderHa'aretz Firefight erupts on Egyptian borderJerusalem Post Israel Frets as Cairo Smolders and the Sinai Goes QaedaTIME (blog) all 15 news articles »

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Ripple effect: Egypt Islamists' rise boosts Hamas' fortunes - The Seattle Times Thu, 24 Nov 2011 02:50:32 GMT

The Seattle Times

Ripple effect: Egypt Islamists' rise boosts Hamas' fortunes The Seattle Times International pressure mounted on Egypt's military rulers to stop a deadly crackdown on demonstrators who have reinvigorated a movement that last winter overthrew Hosni Mubarak. The United Nations called for an independent investigation into the deaths ... Abbas meets with Egypt's Marshal Tantawi ahead of Hamas sessionMonsters and Critics.com Hamas is the Big Winner in EgyptCommentary Abbas, Meshaal to meet in Cairo despite Egypt unrestAFP all 580 news articles »

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Egypt Yields Heading to Record as Pound Seen Sinking 17% in Year - BusinessWeek Wed, 23 Nov 2011 23:18:14 GMT

Egypt Yields Heading to Record as Pound Seen Sinking 17% in Year BusinessWeek 24 (Bloomberg) -- Egypt may be forced to pay record yields to borrow 5.5 billion pounds ($917 million) at an auction today as political unrest prompts traders to wager the currency will tumble 17 percent in a year. Investors probably will demand yields ... Egypt Yields Heading to Record as Pound Seen Sinking 17% in YearBloomberg all 3 news articles »

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Egypt unrest: Less appetite for conflict in Alexandria - BBC News Thu, 24 Nov 2011 03:02:17 GMT

BBC News

Egypt unrest: Less appetite for conflict in Alexandria BBC News Violent protests against Egypt's governing military council have spread beyond Cairo to several other cities, including Alexandria, from where the BBC's Wyre Davies reports. I spent several days in the northern city of Alexandria during the "original" ... and more »

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Occupy Wall Street protesters decry 'corporate' Black Friday, call off Egypt trip - Washington Post Wed, 23 Nov 2011 20:44:08 GMT

Occupy Wall Street protesters decry 'corporate' Black Friday, call off Egypt trip Washington Post Occupy Wall Street movement protesters called off a trip to Egypt citing security concerns and the need to focus on their own future after being evicted from Zuccotti Park. As Elizabeth Flock reported: Occupy Wall Street protesters are calling off or ... and more »

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Occupy Wall Street's Egyptian Expedition Gets Messy - Huffington Post Wed, 23 Nov 2011 22:17:04 GMT

Financial Times

Occupy Wall Street's Egyptian Expedition Gets Messy Huffington Post 10 to send election observers to Egypt, the idea seemed relatively uncontroversial. Twenty occupiers would be sent abroad at a cost of $29000. One people's power movement was reaching out to help another. Two weeks later, after an eviction, ... Live Q&A, 1 pmWashington Post (blog) "Welcome to hell": Egypt medics struggle in Tahrir clinicReuters Africa Steve Bell on the turmoil in Egypt – cartoonThe Guardian Financial Times (blog) -Irish Times all 23 news articles »

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Egypt's interior minister says polls should be postponed - RIA Novosti Thu, 24 Nov 2011 01:43:29 GMT

Egypt's interior minister says polls should be postponed RIA Novosti Egyptian interior minister said on Thursday that the November 28 parliamentary elections should be postponed, contrary to a previous statement by the ruling military council's chairman, Al Jazeera reported. Field Marshal Muhammed Hussein Tantawi, ... Egypt's interior minister wants to postpone voteThe Voice of Russia all 2 news articles »