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Use Twitter, Facebook Often? The CIA may be Watching - Fox News Fri, 04 Nov 2011 15:29:25 GMT

Fox News

Use Twitter, Facebook Often? The CIA may be Watching Fox News In this March 30, 2011, file photo, a mural depicting a man in shackles and the Facebook logo and a mobile phone is seen in Cairo, Egypt. The CIA center "predicted that social media in places like Egypt could be a game-changer and a threat to the ... AP Exclusive: CIA following Twitter, FacebookThe Associated Press How The CIA Uses Social Media to Track How People FeelThe Atlantic all 406 news articles »

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Egypt condemns Israel settlement building - Ynetnews Fri, 04 Nov 2011 17:41:09 GMT

Ha'aretz

Egypt condemns Israel settlement building Ynetnews Egypt's foreign minister condemned Israel on Friday for its decision to expand Jewish settlement building in the West Bank and east Jerusalem. Israel decided to accelerate Jewish settlement building on Tuesday, the day after UNESCO awarded the ... Egypt slams Israel's decision to expand settlementsHa'aretz Egypt condemns Israeli decision to accelerate settlement buildingAl-Masry Al-Youm Egypt slams Israel's decision to occupy more Palestine landTimes LIVE Kuwait News Agency -Bahrain News Agency -The Daily Star all 1,718 news articles »

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Egypt Didn't Request Loan During IMF's Visit, Minister Says - BusinessWeek Fri, 04 Nov 2011 20:46:16 GMT

Times LIVE

Egypt Didn't Request Loan During IMF's Visit, Minister Says BusinessWeek 4 (Bloomberg) -- Egypt didn't ask for a loan from the International Monetary Fund during a visit to Cairo this week by an IMF mission, Finance Minister Hazem El Beblawi said today in a phone interview in the capital. “So far no request has been made to ... IMF concludes visit to Egypt, no word on aidReuters Africa Egypt's economy 'challenging': IMFTimes LIVE No request for IMF loan from EgyptKhaleej Times StarAfrica.com -Ahram Online all 12 news articles »

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Public Outcry Causes Egypt's Cabinet to Drop Proposal for New Constitution - Voice of America Fri, 04 Nov 2011 16:57:54 GMT

International Business Times

Public Outcry Causes Egypt's Cabinet to Drop Proposal for New Constitution Voice of America November 04, 2011 Public Outcry Causes Egypt's Cabinet to Drop Proposal for New Constitution Douglas Mpuga In Egypt, a public outcry has led the cabinet to drop a proposal for the new constitution that would have shielded the army from parliamentary ... Egypt Aid Shouldn't Be Curbed By US Congress, Official SaysBusinessWeek Egypt Aid Shouldn't Be Curbed By U.S. Congress, Official SaysBloomberg Egypt Revolt Leading to Military DictatorshipThe New American Egyptian Gazette -International Business Times -Ahram Online all 18 news articles »

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Egypt military giving signs of not wanting to relinquish power - Los Angeles Times Thu, 03 Nov 2011 23:28:21 GMT

Los Angeles Times

Egypt military giving signs of not wanting to relinquish power Los Angeles Times Activists and politicians worry that the military, Egypt's most revered institution before the revolution, refuses to have its authority and financial interests answerable to an emerging democracy. Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi is the head of ... Egypt's military sparks furor with new proposalsCBS News Egypt's Jon Stewart Sees Few Laughs in Military ClampdownBusinessWeek Washington should dissuade Egyptian military's bid to perpetuate powerWashington Post Huffington Post all 553 news articles »

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Proposed restrictions on aid to Egypt come at 'worst possible moment,' U.S. ... - Washington Post (blog) Fri, 04 Nov 2011 23:15:43 GMT

Foreign Policy

Proposed restrictions on aid to Egypt come at 'worst possible moment,' U.S. ... Washington Post (blog) A senior State Department official warned Friday that proposed congressional restrictions on military and economic aid to Egypt come “at the worst possible moment” and risk harming relations with the new government in Cairo. ... State Dept: We are trying to save Palestinian Authority aid fundingForeign Policy (blog) all 4 news articles »

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US would be 'satisfied' with Brotherhood win in Egypt - Jerusalem Post Sat, 05 Nov 2011 02:32:04 GMT

Al-Arabiya

US would be 'satisfied' with Brotherhood win in Egypt Jerusalem Post The United States would be "satisfied" should free elections in Egypt produce a victory for the Muslim Brotherhood, AFP reported Friday according to the US's special coordinator for transitions in the Middle East, William Taylor. ... The fears of Egyptians great and smallWashington Post US hints it would not object to Brotherhood win in EgyptMontreal Gazette all 14 news articles »

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All Rescued in Egypt Ferry Fire On the Red Sea - ClaimsJournal.com Fri, 04 Nov 2011 17:41:05 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

All Rescued in Egypt Ferry Fire On the Red Sea ClaimsJournal.com All 1200 passengers who were on board a ferry that caught fire on the Red Sea en route to Egypt's port of Nuweiba were rescued and the blaze was quickly extinguished, Egyptian and Jordanian officials said. ... Friday's papers: Over 1200 rescued at sea, but role of Egyptian military ...Al-Masry Al-Youm 1 Jordanian passenger dies in Egypt ferry fire; hundreds saved during rescue ...Washington Post Egyptian ferry ablaze off JordanBBC News The Maritime Executive -Telegraph.co.uk all 297 news articles »

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Western Responsibility to Protect the Arab Spring - Huffington Post Fri, 04 Nov 2011 18:47:02 GMT

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Western Responsibility to Protect the Arab Spring Huffington Post Against the background of what is taking place in Libya, Egypt and Tunisia, there are legitimate fears now, especially as Islamist movements are skillfully and craftily trying to hijack the youth's revolution of change and their ambitions of secular ... Will Egypt follow Tunisia?Ahram Online Egypt's Democracy: Between the Military, Islamists, and Illiberal DemocratsCarnegie Endowment for International Peace How Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood will winForeign Policy (blog) Euromoney Magazine -The Daily Star -CNN (blog) all 50 news articles »

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Citizen Journalism Is Booming In Egypt and The Middle East, Despite Serious Risks - Huffington Post (blog) Fri, 04 Nov 2011 16:29:59 GMT

Citizen Journalism Is Booming In Egypt and The Middle East, Despite Serious Risks Huffington Post (blog) I must have heard that three dozen times during my visit to Cairo, Egypt last week. Every Egyptian I met made it a point to let me know I was safe in their country. Egypt is, after all, in something of a PR crisis following a revolution this past ... and more »