Wall Street Journal | Vote Tests Egypt's Old Regime Wall Street Journal But it is the second round that will gauge whether Egypt's revolution has firmly convinced voters to reject the autocratic, secular-minded leadership whom protesters ousted last winter. The two-day polls that began Wednesday will bring out voters in ... Egypt's Rural Voters Get Their Turn in Elections Egypt's seculars desperate to balance Islamists |
BBC News | Egypt cuts blogger's sentence CNN By the CNN Wire Staff Cairo (CNN) -- Egypt reduced the sentence of a blogger from three years to two on Wednesday, but his supporters remained enraged that he had received any sentence at all. Maikel Nabil Sanad, the first prisoner of conscience in ... Egypt court cuts blogger Maikel Nabil's jail term Egyptian court cuts blogger's jail time Egypt blogger sentenced to two years after retrial |
Lawmaker urges US pursue trade pact with Egypt Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top Republican lawmaker urged President Barack Obama's administration on Wednesday to pursue trade talks with Egypt to help shape the nascent democracy after a tumultuous year. "Engagement is now more important than ever," ... |
The Guardian | Syria, Egypt and Middle East unrest - live updates The Guardian An Egyptian military court has today sentenced Maikel Nabil Sanad, a blogger charged with insulting the military, to two years in prison, according to activist Noor Ayman Nour from the advocacy group No to Military Trials for Civilians. ... |
NEWS.com.au | Egypt: Islamists vs. Islamists Huffington Post The first free and by all accounts fair elections in Egypt mark a major turning point in the country's long history. In what is likely to be a tenuous and trying transition to democracy, Egypt's Islamists won a resounding victory, gaining two-thirds of ... Arab Spring films revive days of Egypt, Tunisia revolt Masoud: Egypt's Islamist future? Islamist vision of 'sin-free' tourism raises alarm in Egypt |
Wall Street Journal | SCAF impartial in Egypt's vote, chief says UPI.com 14 (UPI) -- The commander of the military police in Egypt said Wednesday the ruling military council wasn't taking sides during the latest round of voting. The Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party is expected to lead other Islamist parties in ... Sharia in Egypt and the New York Times' new dupe Christians Face Murky Future After Egypt Polls Where Did Nick Kristof Get the Idea That the Muslim Brotherhood Is Moderate? |
What Turkey Can Teach Egypt - by Tom Hundley Foreign Policy (blog) Can Egypt's powerful, secular military take a page from Ankara and learn to get along with the country's new Islamic parties? BY TOM HUNDLEY | DECEMBER 14, 2011 In this year of upheaval in the Middle East, a barely mentioned story may mark one of the ... |
Ahram Online | Egypt Drops Some Charges Against Blogger New York Times (blog) Video of the Egyptian blogger Alaa Abd El Fattah's family shouting to him inside a prison van on Tuesday in Cairo. According to Mr. Fattah's sister, Mona Seif, the authorities later sentenced the blogger to a further 15 days in custody ... Egypt blogger's case gets boost in investigation Press group urges Egypt investigate media attacks |
Egypt: governance and future realities DAWN.com THIS is apropos of your editorial 'Tussle in Egypt' (Dec 12). Notwithstanding the academic facts highlighted in the editorial, there is a need to understand the prevailing ground realities of Egypt. Despite Mubarak and his cronies' unpopularity in ... |
Egyptian Stocks: Alexandria Mineral Oils, Paints & Chemical BusinessWeek 14 (Bloomberg) -- Egypt's benchmark EGX 30 Index rose for the second day, adding 0.3 percent to 3918.71 at the 2:30 pm close in Cairo. The following shares rose or fell. Symbols are in parentheses. Alexandria Mineral Oils (AMOC EY) jumped 4 percent, ... |