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11 Hungarian tourists killed when bus overturns in southeastern Egypt ... - Washington Post Mon, 07 Nov 2011 01:22:38 GMT

AFP

11 Hungarian tourists killed when bus overturns in southeastern Egypt ... Washington Post CAIRO — Eleven Hungarian tourists were killed late Sunday when a speeding tour bus overturned at a Red Sea resort town in southeastern Egypt, police and medical officials said. The crash also injured 27 Hungarian tourists. It took place at the ... Egypt Bus Crash: Hungarian Tourists Killed In Red Sea Resort TownHuffington Post Egypt bus crash kills 11 touristsBBC News all 177 news articles »

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Bread, Water, Land, God, and Votes - Newsweek Mon, 07 Nov 2011 03:25:08 GMT

Newsweek

Bread, Water, Land, God, and Votes Newsweek Will Egypt's Islamists win the upcoming elections? A trip up the Nile to find out. “Back soon,” says the sign outside the hardware store. “In mosque.” The flimsy shutters have been pulled down and secured with a small padlock. ... Worldview: The Turkish model is unlikely to work in Egypt | Philadelphia ...Philadelphia Inquirer Muslim Brotherhood rally at massive Eid prayers for God's word and ParliamentAhram Online Muslim Brotherhood sells cheap food ahead of holiday and Egypt parliament voteWashington Post Monsters and Critics.com -The Moderate Voice -Bikya Masr all 49 news articles »

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Egypt's generals risk stability for their self-interest - The National Sun, 06 Nov 2011 20:01:39 GMT

The Guardian

Egypt's generals risk stability for their self-interest The National Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces has an unlikely way of ushering in the country's long-awaited democracy. Constitutional guidelines proposed last week by the military-appointed cabinet say the new constitution would be written by 100 people: ... Egypt's media must undergo its own revolutionThe Guardian Call-Out for Solidarity with Egypt: Defend the RevolutionSalem-News.Com From Cairo to New York, Which Side Are Police On?Huffington Post (blog) Hurriyet Daily News -Jerusalem Post -Nation on Sunday all 15 news articles »

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Egypt: Uncertainty is bad for business - GlobalPost Mon, 07 Nov 2011 03:10:29 GMT

Egypt: Uncertainty is bad for business GlobalPost CAIRO, Egypt — In the tense aftermath of the January 25 Revolution and amid the ongoing violence of the 'Arab Spring,' the economic situation in Egypt is in turmoil. But the hard economic impact, in terms of lost tourism dollars, unemployment and ...

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Egyptian Parties Criticize Military Over Constitutional Process - Wall Street Journal Wed, 02 Nov 2011 20:34:38 GMT

The Public Record

Egyptian Parties Criticize Military Over Constitutional Process Wall Street Journal CAIRO—A broad cross-section of Egyptian political parties lodged strong objections to attempts by the country's ruling military council to expand its authority over the process of drafting the country's first postrevolutionary ... Egypt's parties divided over constitutional amendmentsMonsters and Critics.com Public Outcry Causes Egypt's Cabinet to Drop Proposal for New ConstitutionVoice of America Egypt Aid Shouldn't Be Curbed By US Congress, Official SaysBusinessWeek Bloomberg -Ahram Online -Egyptian Gazette all 21 news articles »

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Egypt's Alaa Abdel Fattah's mother goes on hunger strike - Bikya Masr Sun, 06 Nov 2011 16:30:10 GMT

Bikya Masr

Egypt's Alaa Abdel Fattah's mother goes on hunger strike Bikya Masr CAIRO: The mother of prominent political activist and blogger Alaa Abdel Fattah, who is currently in military prison under investigation, began a hunger strike on Sunday, in opposition to the imprisonment of her son by the country's ruling military ... Egypt: Military Court Refuses Alaa Abdel Fattah's AppealGlobal Voices Online Egypt: EOHR Calls Again for Immediate Release of Ala Abdel FattahAllAfrica.com Thousands Tried Under Military Rule in Post Revolution EgyptPRI's The World Monsters and Critics.com -OMCT World Organisation Against Torture -RFI all 13 news articles »

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Tourism in Egypt hit by a stalled revolution - East African Sun, 06 Nov 2011 16:01:04 GMT

East African

Tourism in Egypt hit by a stalled revolution East African Nearly 15 million tourists visited Egypt in 2010, a record, but numbers were off by 42 per cent through September of this year, said Amr Elezabi, the chairman of the Egyptian Tourism Authority, with about $3 billion lost. Lurching around the Great ... and more »

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Egypt expats to vote via national IDs - Egyptian Gazette Sun, 06 Nov 2011 20:59:15 GMT

Ahram Online

Egypt expats to vote via national IDs Egyptian Gazette CAIRO - Egyptians living abroad will be allowed to vote in the upcoming parliamentary elections with their national IDs rather than their passports. The decision came from the committee dealing with the right of expatriates to vote in the upcoming ... Egypt's Supreme Committee for Elections seeks new law for expats to voteAhram Online all 6 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: Military Rulers' Proposal Would Give Army Sweeping PowersHuffington Post Washington should dissuade Egyptian military's bid to perpetuate powerWashington Post Egypt's military sparks furor with new proposalsCBS News BusinessWeek all 553 news articles »

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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 460 news articles »