The Guardian | Egypt's Tahrir clashes rage on, army unrepentant Reuters By Marwa Awad and Edmund Blair | CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian police and soldiers using batons and teargas have fought opponents of army rule in Cairo for a fourth day, taking the death toll since Friday to 13, according to medical sources. ... Egyptian military defends crackdown on demonstrators Egypt's military council blames protesters for violence VIDEO: Egyptian soldiers beat Tahrir woman, couple |
Haaretz | Egypt's military lashes out at protesters Albany Times Union Egyptian protesters try to salvage valuable books and documents from the two story building of the Egyptian Scientific Complex, that is now in danger of collapsing after it was almost gutted by fire which broke out during clashes with army soldiers ... Egypt riots threaten cultural sites as Cairo library goes up in flame |
The Guardian | Confidence Grows on Islamist Boost to Egypt Economy Wall Street Journal But he and many other small-business owners are growing more optimistic in the belief that help for Egypt's ailing economy is near—not from Western-educated economists, but from the Quran-quoting Islamists who appear on track to win about two-thirds ... Syria, Egypt and Middle East unrest - live updates A depressing reality about Egyptian politics Factbox: Arab Spring momentum in Middle East, North Africa |
UN News Centre | UN slams Egypt's violent suppression The Australian THE UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, has condemned Egypt's "ruthless violence" and "inhuman acts" in the suppression of protests in Cairo. Egyptian security forces have clashed for a fourth straight day with demonstrators demanding ... Egypt: UN human rights chief condemns brutality against protesters UN rights chief slams Egypt crackdown Egypt's SCAF hasn't learned, Pillay says |
Independent Online | Clinton blasts Egypt's 'shocking' treatment of women Africasia US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton denounced Egypt's treatment of women as "shocking" and a "disgrace" to the state after troops were shown ripping off a female protester's clothes. In unusually strong remarks, Clinton accused Egyptian authorities ... Turkey says concerned over violence in Egypt US Secretary of State Clinton says beating women in Tahrir Square disgraces Egypt Hillary Clinton expresses concern about violence in Egypt |
CBC.ca | North Korea Mourns, Egypt Clashes & Spirit of Giving CBC.ca Plus, renewed clashes broke out in Cairo this weekend once again throwing the Egyptian city into a state of disorder. Video of women beaten in the street and government buildings set ablaze have sparked public outrage leaving many to wonder what was ... Kim Jong Il dies: Is there hope for social media in North Korea? Israel hopes North Korean leader's death will damage alliance with Iran Kim Jong-un, the "Great Successor", while a pupil in a Bernese school (Keystone) |
Ahram Online | When an Egyptian becomes an 'it': the psychology of state violence Ahram Online These – and other, even more horrific images – have been seen in recent weeks on Egyptian and international news media and social networking sites. Such images – which have accompanied escalating clashes between Egyptian protesters and the ruling armed ... |
Ahram Online | Plot to burn Egypt parliament: Military Times of India CAIRO: Egypt's ruling military council, which is governing the country after president Hosni Mubarak was overthrown, said on Monday that there was a plot to burn down the parliament. General Adel Omara, a member of the Supreme Council of the Armed ... Egypt activists call for Friday demo against military rule SCAF blames violence on “methodical plot” to ruin Egypt, MPs declare open sit-in Egypt military claims to reveal plot to burn parliament building |
Bikya Masr | Protesters 'Deserve to Be Thrown Into Hitler's Ovens,' Egyptian Military ... New York Times (blog) By ROBERT MACKEY Video posted online by Egyptian activists appeared to offer clear evidence that flaming Molotov cocktails were hurled at protesters from the top of a building controlled by soldiers on Saturday. As my colleague David Kirkpatrick ... Egypt sees angry responses over military's “Holocaust” comments |
In Egypt, non-revolution films speak volumes Los Angeles Times Amr Salama's "Asmaa," which is currently playing in Egyptian theaters, tackles the stigma of HIV, while Mohamed Diab's "Cairo 678," which played here earlier this year, looks at an unspoken epidemic of sexual harassment. If neither seems the stuff of ... |