New York Times | Economic Potholes Add Dangers on Egypt's New Political Path New York Times CAIRO — After a year of unending turmoil and military rule, Egypt faces an acute financial crisis that could undermine its political transition and pose a defining challenge to Islamists now coming to power. With mounting debts, negligible economic ... One year on, Egypt will demonstrate and celebrate Egypt's ruling general announces partial lifting of emergency law Egypt protests on anniversary of anti-Mubarak uprising |
AFP | A Test for Egypt: Hearing All Voices New York Times Today in Egypt, on the anniversary of its uprising against Hosni Mubarak, that man is Maikel Nabil Sanad. Mr. Nabil spent much of the last year in a tiny, fetid cell in El Marg Prison in Cairo, where he went on a hunger strike. Egypt frees pro-Israel blogger after 10 months Egypt blogger Nabil released Egypt: Jailed blogger released, but still criticized for controversial views |
Ahram Online | The Egyptian Revolution Will be Televised Wall Street Journal By ANNA LOUIE SUSSMAN A week after Egypt erupted in revolution last January, Jon Alpert, an Emmy-winning documentarian and co-founder of the Downtown Community Television Center (DCTV), got the call he'd been waiting for. Sheila Nevins, the president ... Was the Egyptian revolution really non-violent? Inside the Egyptian Revolution Room 220: Andy Young's New Book on Watching the Egyptian Revolution |
Ahram Online | Bombs in the Sinai Fuel Israel Fence-Building on Egyptian Border BusinessWeek 25 (Bloomberg) -- The Sinai Peninsula is becoming a top security priority for Israel after more than three decades of quiet along its border with Egypt. Since the fall of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak almost a year ago, a pipeline supplying natural ... Israeli attempts to find local alternatives to Egypt gas hit stumbling block |
Fox News | Lawyer says ousted Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak still president Fox News CAIRO – Hosni Mubarak's lawyer concluded his defense on Sunday, arguing that the ousted leader should be acquitted of criminal charges because he is technically still the president of Egypt. Mubarak, who stepped down nearly a year ago, is charged along ... Lawyer: Mubarak is still Egypt's president Mubarak still rules Egypt, defense tells court |
The Guardian | Syria, Egypt and Middle East unrest - live updates The Guardian The divide between those who view Egypt's new parliament as the triumphant fruit of the past year's political upheaval, and those who see it as a hallmark of the revolution's downfall is deep and messy. The latter represent the parliament as a weapon ... Domestic dissent is best to spark Arab transitions |
Egypt 'to end' state of emergency Daily Star Online Egypt's military ruler has said the decades-old state of emergency will be lifted partially on Wednesday, the first anniversary of the uprising against former President Hosni Mubarak. Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi said the law would still be applied in ... |
ArabianBusiness.com | Political optimism lifts Egypt, Kuwait bourses Business Recorder (blog) Signals of political stability lifted risk appetite and the bourses in Egypt and Kuwait on Tuesday while other Gulf markets were mixed, showing little reaction to rising tensions over a European ban on oil imports from Iran. MIDEAST STOCKS-Political optimism lifts Egypt, Kuwait bourses |
Egypt Accepts Most Repos in Four Weeks After Local Yields Surge BusinessWeek 24 (Bloomberg) -- Egypt sold 20 billion Egyptian pounds ($3.3 billion) in seven-day repurchase agreements today, the most this year, after funding pressure at local banks drove domestic debt yields to records. The North African country's central bank ... |
The Daily Star | Egypt main index surges following new parliament The Daily Star It extended gains after the opening Monday of Egypt's first freely elected parliament in 60 years. “Yesterday was the first session for the elected parliament. This is positive political news,” says Abdullah Hassan of Osool Brokerage. Egyptian Stocks: Orascom Telecom Holding and Lecico Egypt |