Voice of America | Anger in Egypt Over Power Grab by President Morsi New York Times (blog) As my colleagues report from Cairo, protesters torched the offices of Egypt's ruling Islamist party in several cities on Friday during an outpouring of public anger one day after President Mohamed Morsi issued a sweeping decree granting himself broad ... Dueling demonstrations in Egypt Egypt unrest flares over Morsi's move to broaden his power Egypt's Islamist Coup |
CBC.ca | Despite troubles at home, Egypt's Morsi is pivotal player in Mideast NBCNews.com On Wednesday, when he thanked the Egyptian president for his "commitment to regional security" following the announcement of the cease-fire, Obama added that he and Morsi agreed to work towards a "more durable solution" to the situation in Gaza. EGYPT-OPT: Contingency planning, despite ceasefire Israeli officials in Egypt for talks as ceasefire holds Analysis: With cease-fire, US pins hopes on Egypt |
CBS News | Egypt president Mohammed Morsi's powergrab brings angry clashes CBS News CAIRO Thousands of opponents of Egypt's Islamist president clashed with his supporters in cities across the country Friday, burning several offices of the Muslim Brotherhood, in the most violent and widespread protests since Mohammed Morsi came to ... |
President's decree of new powers divides Egypt Washington Post CAIRO — A stark new divide appeared to be emerging in Egypt on Friday after the nation's first democratically elected president asserted nearly unlimited powers, as rival crowds of demonstrators poured into the streets of the capital to express ... |
State Department appeals for calm in Egypt Politico The State Department is calling for calm in Egypt after that country's Islamist President Mohamed Morsi granted himself sweeping powers this week. "The decisions and declarations announced on November 22 raise concerns for many Egyptians and for the ... |
Voice of America | Egypt's Morsi Defends New Powers Amid Protests Voice of America CAIRO — Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi addressed a crowd of supporters in front of the presidential palace Friday, insisting that his top priority is to achieve the goals of Egypt's 2011 revolution. The speech came as thousands demonstrated across ... |
Wall Street Journal | New Protests Hit Egypt Wall Street Journal CAIRO—Divisions in Egypt deepened as tens of thousands of people took to the streets across the country in competing demonstrations backing and opposing sweeping new powers President Mohammed Morsi granted himself by decree a day earlier. |
The Guardian | Protests erupt across Egypt after presidential decree The Guardian A febrile and polarised Egypt turned on itself on Friday as protests spread across the country, pitting supporters of the Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, against his political opponents over a controversial new decree granting him extensive new powers. |
CBC.ca | Protesters clash over Egypt's presidential decrees CBC.ca Huge rallies for and against President Mohammed Morsi were held in Egypt today, a day after he granted himself sweeping new powers, with some protesters clashing with riot police and others setting fire to the offices of the Muslim Brotherhood. Morsi ... |
ABC News | Egypt's Morsi: Powers Aimed at Ex-Regime 'Weevils' ABC News Egypt's Islamist President Mohammed Morsi told thousands of supporters that his latest decisions granting himself sweeping powers were meant to stop "weevils" from the former regime from stopping progress. Morsi's speech Friday came while thousands of ... |