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Egypt Backs Constitutional Changes That May Aid Brotherhood, Mubarak Party - Bloomberg Sun, 20 Mar 2011 22:38:23 GMT+00:00

Globe and Mail

Egypt Backs Constitutional Changes That May Aid Brotherhood, Mubarak Party Bloomberg Voters in Egypt's first referendum after the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak backed a set of constitutional changes that some critics say may favor established groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood in ... Egypt: Constitution changes pass in referendumThe Associated Press How Egypt's historic referendum could now bolster IslamistsChristian Science Monitor Egypt Approves AmendmentsWall Street Journal Reuters -AFP -Irish Times all 1,668 news articles »

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Brother of al-Qaeda's second-in-command arrested again in Egypt - Monsters and Critics.com Sun, 20 Mar 2011 22:03:34 GMT+00:00

France24

Brother of al-Qaeda's second-in-command arrested again in Egypt Monsters and Critics.com Cairo - Mohamed al-Zawahiri, brother of al-Qaeda's second highest commander, was arrested two days after he released from custody in Egypt, a security source said Sunday. Mohamed al-Zawahiri, who was re-arrested on Saturday, had spent more than 10 ... Egypt rearrests brother of Al-Qaeda number twoAFP Egypt re-arrests brother of al-Qaida's deputy leader 2 days after setting him freeThe Canadian Press Egypt rearrests Zawahiri's brother after releaseJerusalem Post Fox News all 120 news articles »

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Visiting Egypt, Ban urges country to serve as inspiration for wider Arab world - UN News Centre Mon, 21 Mar 2011 01:21:04 GMT+00:00

UN News Centre

Visiting Egypt, Ban urges country to serve as inspiration for wider Arab world UN News Centre 20 March 2011 – A successful transition in Egypt towards greater democracy can inspire the rest of the region, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today, urging the country to continue with its recent reforms by holding fair and transparent elections ... Turkey's lessons for EgyptToday's Zaman Turkey's gentle power in light of the Arab shiftsIslam Online Global refrain 'Enough!' finally reaches Arab shores, but is it enough for ...Washington Post PR-USA.net (press release) all 22 news articles »

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Latest developments in Arab world's unrest - The Associated Press Sun, 20 Mar 2011 16:20:00 GMT+00:00

Latest developments in Arab world's unrest The Associated Press ___ EGYPT Egypt announces overwhelming approval for constitutional changes in a referendum. A massive 80 percent turnout generates 77 percent in favor of changes like limiting the president two four-year terms, eliminating restrictions on political ... and more »

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Anti-aircraft fire in Tripoli...Egypt approves changes...Progress, setbacks - 9&10 News Sun, 20 Mar 2011 19:54:35 GMT+00:00

Telegraph.co.uk

Anti-aircraft fire in Tripoli...Egypt approves changes...Progress, setbacks 9&10 News CAIRO (AP) — The chief of Egypt's elections commission says voters have overwhelmingly approved a package of constitutional changes. The landmark referendum was approved 77 percent voting in favor. The changes eliminate restrictions on political ... Terrified Libyans head east for Egypt and plead for western helpScotsman Egypt Said to Arm Libya RebelsWall Street Journal Egypt not to participate in military interference in LibyaXinhua Reuters -Reuters Africa -New America Foundation (blog) all 19,459 news articles »

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Egypt stays out of Libya war for security reasons - Reuters Africa Sun, 20 Mar 2011 21:46:59 GMT+00:00

Egypt stays out of Libya war for security reasons Reuters Africa CAIRO, March 20 (Reuters) - Egypt decided against taking part in military action against neighbouring Libya for reasons linked to internal security and the fact that so many Egyptians live there, the foreign minister said on Sunday. ... and more »

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Q&A: Who are the Libyan rebels? - Financial Times Sun, 20 Mar 2011 14:55:49 GMT+00:00

Reuters

Q&A: Who are the Libyan rebels? Financial Times The uprising was also far more violent than in Egypt or Tunisia, with security forces repeatedly using live fire in a bid to crush the protests while civilians responded with their own attacks on military bases. These factors meant that when the ... Muammar Al-Gaddafi, A Race Against TimeModern Ghana Realities are not always rosyToday's Zaman Libya: Popular Uprising, Civilian War, or Military Attack?Dissident Voice all 67 news articles »

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Rubin: Obama Can't Make Friends with Islamists - FrumForum Sun, 20 Mar 2011 18:00:04 GMT+00:00

Rubin: Obama Can't Make Friends with Islamists FrumForum When Muhamad ElBaradei tried to vote March 19 in the referendum on Egypt's constitutional changes, he was attacked by hundreds of Islamists with stones, at least one of which hit him, and shoes. ”We don't want you,” the mob shouted. ... Many Egypt Christians vote 'no', fearing IslamistsReuters Africa Hey, President Obama, Watch What Anwar al-Sadat Said About the Muslim Brotherhood!Right Side News all 25 news articles »

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Egypt clash a must win - Serero - SuperSport.com Sun, 20 Mar 2011 14:53:44 GMT+00:00

SuperSport.com

Egypt clash a must win - Serero SuperSport.com Bafana Bafana have completed the first week of training in preparation for Egypt in a 2012 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualifier scheduled to be played on Saturday at the Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg. The match kicks off at 8:05pm (SA, CAT, ... Egypt there for the takingTimes LIVE Egypt squad announced: Zidan to spearhead attack against South AfricaAhram Online Shehata issues clarion callFootball365.co.za all 9 news articles »

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Many in Qatar plan to spend summer in Egypt, Tunisia: Survey - Peninsula On-line Mon, 21 Mar 2011 00:46:27 GMT+00:00

Jamaica Gleaner

Many in Qatar plan to spend summer in Egypt, Tunisia: Survey Peninsula On-line DOHA: Many Qataris and GCC citizens here say that they are planning to visit Egypt or Tunisia next summer as a way of supporting the tourism sector in these countries that remains badly hit by the recent uprising. The tourism industry in the Middle ... Of falling empiresGreaterKashmir.com (press release) The Arab Spring: events, opinion, perspectives300 News Women must continue to move the battlefrontJamaica Gleaner all 4 news articles »