Sydney Morning Herald | Egypt Aims to Alter Voting Rules Wall Street Journal CAIRO—Egypt's military rulers, hoping to set the stage for transparent democratic elections in six months, have unveiled a raft of proposed constitutional changes that include adopting US-style term limits of two ... Mubaraks blocked from leaving Egypt Egypt Issues Travel Ban, Asset Freeze on Mubarak EGYPT: Attorney general bans Mubarak and family from traveling |
Reuters | Analysis: U.S. Egypt ETF likely to fall when bourse reopens Reuters By Aaron Pressman BOSTON (Reuters) - The Market Vectors Egypt Index ETF, which has managed to rise to trade at a 10 percent premium over the value of its net assets since the Egyptian stock market shut a month ago, is in danger of plunging once the ... Egypt Market Set to Reopen Egypt's Stock Market to Reopen Tuesday, Faces Selloff Egypt stock exchange open delayed |
World's Biggest Stock Losses in Egypt May Extend Decline Bloomberg Egypt's benchmark stock index may extend losses that made it the world's worst performer this year after a monthlong suspension ends on March 6 amid political unrest in the Middle ... |
TMCnet | Assuaging Israel's Egypt Anxiety Wall Street Journal One of the jokes circulating during the first outbursts of protest in Egypt came from Israel: "Dear Egyptian rioters, please don't damage the pyramids. We will not rebuild. Thank you." The joke spoke to Jewish attitudes toward the land ... Egypt didn't catch Obama by surprise, official says Dennis Ross warns Israel: Look at Egypt Egypt And Israel: A New Economic Future On The Horizon? |
Fox News | Tour Company Returns to Egypt Fox News The revolution in Egypt has just happened, but already a well-established tour packager for Egyptian vacations, Florida-based Sunny Land Tours, is sending customers back to the country on regular package itineraries. The thought of visiting the scene ... Traveling in Egypt: Back to normal or too soon? Valley of the Lone Tourist - by Carl Hoffman Agents praised for 'immense' support as operator resumes Luxor flights |
Reuters Blogs (blog) | The Arab revolution swells Washington Post Can it be stopped with violence by regimes more ruthless than those of Tunisia and Egypt? And can entrenched power structures succeed in limiting the amount of change, through bribes or negotiation? The answers are not yet in - but so far, ... Obama saw Egypt coming Change that this time Arabs can believe in Arab revolutions: The limits of intervention |
Washington Post | Libya crisis: neighbors brace as tide of refugees rises Christian Science Monitor Nearly 50000 people have crossed Libya's eastern border into Egypt, but the real crisis is on the western border with Tunisia, where refugees keep arriving as fighting intensifies. Egyptians line up by buses at a refugee camp near the Libyan and ... UN evacuates 900 Egyptian migrants from Tunisia Refugees from Libya may be next casualties Misery at the border as Gaddafi's guests flee |
msnbc.com | Foreign Tourists Slow to Return to Egypt ABC News About 210000 tourists fled the country in the last week of January, costing Egypt about $178 million, according to the government's statistics bureau, and cancellations for February add up to an estimated revenue loss of $825 million. ... Egypt tourism |
Boston Globe | The Middle East Channel: Will slow and steady win the race? Foreign Policy Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has declared that it will form a political party -- it has settled on a name (Freedom and Justice) and asked one of its leaders (Sa`d al-Katatni) to oversee the effort. Since its founding more than eight decades ago, ... Muslim party in Egypt in transition Opinion: Arab youth want democracy, not theocracy Middle East Egypt unveils political reform |
MiamiHerald.com | Barak voices optimism on political change in Egypt Reuters Africa JERUSALEM, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Defence Minister Ehud Barak played down on Monday Israeli fears that political change in Egypt might ultimately lead to Islamist control of the first Arab country to have made peace with Israel. ... Barak: Syria is signaling that it wants peace deal Israel's Barak Sees Opportunity for Peace in Mideast Upheaval |