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Egypt Plans Parliamentary Election - Wall Street Journal Mon, 28 Mar 2011 21:54:59 GMT+00:00

Indian Express

Egypt Plans Parliamentary Election Wall Street Journal CAIRO—Egypt's military leadership will hold parliamentary elections in September, in an apparent nod to emerging political forces that had asked for more time to organize new political parties. Gen. Mamdouh Shaheen, right, with Gen. ... Copts Can Run for Presidency: BrotherhoodOnislam.net Celebrations and challenges: Muslims and Christians look toward the future in ...Episcopal News Service Maintaining the Veil of SilenceCommittee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America Washington Times -STLtoday.com -ikhwanWeb.com all 71 news articles »

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Egypt denies Mubarak left for Saudi Arabia - UPI.com Mon, 28 Mar 2011 23:18:19 GMT+00:00

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Egypt denies Mubarak left for Saudi Arabia UPI.com CAIRO, March 28 (UPI) -- Egypt's ruling council denies reports Hosni Mubarak went to Saudi Arabia for medical treatment, saying the ousted president is still under house arrest. Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces Monday posted a statement on ... Egypt's Military Confirms Travel Ban on MubarakNew York Times Mubarak And Family Placed Under House Arrest: Egypt MilitaryHuffington Post Egypt's new Constitution: an updateDaily Star - Lebanon Bloomberg -Voice of America -Foreign Policy all 476 news articles »

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TransGlobe Energy buying Egypt assets for $60M - BusinessWeek Mon, 28 Mar 2011 21:34:32 GMT+00:00

TransGlobe Energy buying Egypt assets for $60M BusinessWeek Canadian oil and gas producer TransGlobe Energy Corp. said Monday it will pay $60 million buy all the Egyptian assets of Egypt Petroleum Development Co. TransGlobe said Egypt Petroleum Development owns three oil fields with a total of 28 wells. ... TransGlobe adds Egypt assetsCalgary Herald Transglobe Energy to buy assets in EgyptReuters Africa Egypt: TransGlobe to buy West Bakr concessionOil & Gas Journal istockAnalyst.com (press release) -American Banking News -Forbes all 26 news articles »

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Middle East Protests: Latest Developments In Libya, Egypt, Syria (PHOTOS) - Huffington Post Mon, 28 Mar 2011 19:00:50 GMT+00:00

Albuquerque Express

Middle East Protests: Latest Developments In Libya, Egypt, Syria (PHOTOS) Huffington Post Disenfranchised citizens across the Arab world are continuing to take to the streets as part of protests inspired by demonstrations that successfully ousted leaders in Tunisia and Egypt. In Libya, rebel forces fought their way to the doorstep of ... The Arab World's Agents of ChangeNew York Times Around the Arab World in four uprisingsChannel 4 News (blog) all 40 news articles »

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Egypt PM Concludes Sudan Visit - Sudan Vision Tue, 29 Mar 2011 00:12:45 GMT+00:00

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Egypt PM Concludes Sudan Visit Sudan Vision Khartoum - As the Egypt's Prime Minister Dr. Essam Sharaf's Sudan visit came to an end, Sudan Vice President Ali Osman Mohammed Taha affirmed the country's commitment to further develop bilateral relations based on common interests and development ... Egypt's prime minister, seeking a Nile River ally, visits Southern Sudan ...The Canadian Press Sudan: Egypt Vows to Open a 'New Page' With GovtAllAfrica.com Egypt says will recognise new South Sudan stateReuters Africa Bikya Masr -World Politics Review -Trend News Agency all 160 news articles »

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Egypt's rally: can it last? - Financial Times (blog) Mon, 28 Mar 2011 15:48:07 GMT+00:00

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Egypt's rally: can it last? Financial Times (blog) The massacre that was widely expected when Egypt's bourse finally reopened its doors after a revolution and several weeks of clumsily-handled closure has turned out to be nothing more than some slight bloodletting – followed by a dramatic rally. ... Egypt stocks open strong, triggering market haltBusinessWeek Egypt stocks rally, locals step inThe Associated Press Egypt's investment potential increases significantlySelect Property MarketWatch -Bloomberg -Zawya all 292 news articles »

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OPINION: Keeping Our Eye on the Real Prize - Fox News Tue, 29 Mar 2011 01:10:52 GMT+00:00

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OPINION: Keeping Our Eye on the Real Prize Fox News Instead, the president and his advisors have neglected the real prize delivered up to the United State out of all the violence, chaos and uncertainty that has swept across the Middle East during the past three months: Egypt. Egypt matters in a way that ... Obama and aides: The US can't intervene everywhereUSA Today Dawn of a new Arab nationalismFinancial Times Thomas: A gift for the obviousSavannah Morning News Charleston Gazette all 31 news articles »

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Abrupt Regime Change in Egypt Is Nothing New. Just Ask Thutmose III. - New York Times Mon, 28 Mar 2011 22:54:37 GMT+00:00

Abrupt Regime Change in Egypt Is Nothing New. Just Ask Thutmose III. New York Times This sequence of events — which may sound familiar to those who followed this year's overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's ruler of nearly three decades — actually occurred, the scholar Toby Wilkinson said in a recent essay in The Wall Street ... and more »

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'Cheap' Bread to Cost Billions in New Egypt - ABC News Mon, 28 Mar 2011 04:03:30 GMT+00:00

'Cheap' Bread to Cost Billions in New Egypt ABC News Political change may be remaking Egypt, but "we trust in God that the bread's going to stay cheap," said Shadia Abdul Halim, 45, a mother of six patiently queued up to buy. Bread has stayed cheap even as Egypt's other food prices leaped upward by 17 ... and more »

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Schlumberger sees modest hit from Africa, Mideast - msnbc.com Mon, 28 Mar 2011 16:36:43 GMT+00:00

Schlumberger sees modest hit from Africa, Mideast msnbc.com There were "significant" revenue disruptions in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, Gould told the Howard Weil Energy Conference in New Orleans. Minor disruptions were felt in Ivory Coast, Yemen, Bahrain and Oman, and in Algeria due to logistics from Tunisia. ... Schlumberger Says Weather, Turmoil to Hurt NetWall Street Journal all 34 news articles »