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Egypt post-Mubarak election continues with big turnout - BBC News Tue, 29 Nov 2011 03:18:45 GMT

USA Today

Egypt post-Mubarak election continues with big turnout BBC News The first elections in Egypt since former President Hosni Mubarak was overthrown are going into a second day with indications of a high turnout in Cairo and other big cities. The first day of polling for a new parliament was mainly peaceful. ... In a Surprise, Calm Prevails in Egypt's ElectionsNew York Times Egypt's elections go smooth amid protestsUSA Today Egypt's post-Mubarak poll confounds fears of mayhemReuters Los Angeles Times -Wall Street Journal all 2,851 news articles »

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In Egypt, ultra-Islamists make election debut - Boston.com Mon, 28 Nov 2011 23:29:46 GMT

The Associated Press

In Egypt, ultra-Islamists make election debut Boston.com AP / November 28, 2011 ALEXANDRIA, Egypt—Egypt's first parliamentary elections since the fall of Hosni Mubarak brought the political debut of a potentially powerful new player on the scene, the ultraconservative Islamist movement ... Ultra-conservative Salafi Islamists make political debut in Egypt's first post ...Washington Post all 96 news articles »

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Egypt Halts Gas Flow to Israel, Jordan After Pipeline Blast - BusinessWeek Mon, 28 Nov 2011 21:26:01 GMT

Ha'aretz

Egypt Halts Gas Flow to Israel, Jordan After Pipeline Blast BusinessWeek 28 (Bloomberg) -- Natural-gas flows from Egypt to Israel halted after an explosion on the Sinai pipeline network that delivers the fuel, Egyptian and Israeli officials said. Exports to Jordan and some domestic supplies were also suspended because of ... Egypt gas pipeline blown up hours before key electionPakistan Daily Times Egypt Halts Gas Flow to Israel, Jordan After Pipeline BlastBloomberg Egyptian gas pipeline to Israel attacked for ninth timeJewish Telegraphic Agency Ynetnews -RTT News all 292 news articles »

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Egyptian police say killing of Muslim by Christian sparks sectarian clash in ... - Washington Post Mon, 28 Nov 2011 22:41:52 GMT

Egyptian police say killing of Muslim by Christian sparks sectarian clash in ... Washington Post CAIRO — Police say that a Muslim has been killed by a Christian in southern Egypt, sparking a sectarian clash, and the military has intervened to stop the violence. The incident is not connected to the start of Egypt's first parliamentary elections ... and more »

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Egypt gas supplies severed again after sabotage - Jordan Times Mon, 28 Nov 2011 22:16:30 GMT

Al-Bawaba

Egypt gas supplies severed again after sabotage Jordan Times AMMAN - Jordan's supply of Egyptian gas was cut off by a blast in Sinai early Monday, as ongoing instability in Egypt threatened to plunge the Kingdom into what experts are calling an emerging “energy crisis”. The blast was the ninth act ... 'Unstable' gas supplies highlight potential energy crisis in JordanAl-Bawaba Egypt blast cuts gas supply to JordanShanghai Daily (subscription) all 20 news articles »

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In Egypt, people vote for first time since uprising - eTaiwan News Tue, 29 Nov 2011 03:55:55 GMT

In Egypt, people vote for first time since uprising eTaiwan News The vote is expected to be the fairest and cleanest in living memory and more than anything else, it will serve as a litmus test of whether Egypt will go down a more Islamic path as other countries swept up in Arab Spring uprisings have done. ... A divided Egypt goes to the pollsRadio Netherlands all 2 news articles »

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Egypt's Vote Puts Tahrir Square in Perspective - TIME Tue, 29 Nov 2011 01:15:31 GMT

BBC News

Egypt's Vote Puts Tahrir Square in Perspective TIME Monday's parliamentary election — the first relatively free, democratic race in Egypt's history, and perhaps the biggest bellwether of a long and turbulent Arab Spring — rang in harsh truths for some; a tide of satisfaction and new hopes for others. ... Election Monitoring Crowd-Sourced in EgyptNew York Times (blog) Egypt votes: 'More candidates than actors'BBC News all 3 news articles »

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American jailed in Cairo: We were threatened - CBS News Tue, 29 Nov 2011 00:35:24 GMT

TheNewsTribune.com

American jailed in Cairo: We were threatened CBS News Three young American students are back home safe and sound tonight after their brief confinement in Egypt last week. They say they were simply trying to watch history in the making, but as CBS News correspondent Cynthia Bowers reports, they got a lot ... US student recalls threats in Egypt detentionReuters US student in Egypt recounts arrestSan Francisco Chronicle Student held in Egypt feared for his lifeSTLtoday.com CNN (blog) -TheNewsTribune.com all 3,292 news articles »

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Israel moves to stabilise Egypt treaty - Irish Times Tue, 29 Nov 2011 00:26:37 GMT

Deseret News

Israel moves to stabilise Egypt treaty Irish Times ISRAEL IS working with the United States to shore up its peace treaty with Egypt amid growing concern that the Egyptian election may bring to power an Islamic regime hostile to the Jewish state. Speaking yesterday to the Knesset's foreign affairs and ... Netanyahu: Israel won't have the same 'intimacy' it had with past Egypt regimesHa'aretz Hard Questions and Tough Answers with Yossi Alpher- November 28, 2011Americans for Peace Now Netanyahu: Israel working with US to stabilize peace with EgyptMonsters and Critics.com Strategy Page -NewsMax.com all 145 news articles »

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Elections in Morocco and Egypt: The harvest of the Arab Spring - Washington Post (blog) Mon, 28 Nov 2011 20:30:06 GMT

International Business Times

Elections in Morocco and Egypt: The harvest of the Arab Spring Washington Post (blog) Within the space of a few days, voters went to the polls in Morocco and Egypt to elect parliaments. Although the context is dissimilar, the two countries and the United States face common challenges. The Moroccan election is part of a ... Arab World Latest News: The New Politics of Morocco, Egypt, Yemen and KuwaitInternational Business Times Democrats Against Elections: Morocco and EgyptThink Africa Press all 2,039 news articles »