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Egypt's new president faces burden of expectation - Reuters Sun, 01 Jul 2012 16:37:22 GMT

The Guardian

Egypt's new president faces burden of expectation Reuters CAIRO (Reuters) - If Egypt's new president, Mohamed Mursi, needs any reminder of the weight of expectations bearing down as he begins work, he can glance from a window of the presidential palace.Citizens. Egypt's Morsi Faces a Fight With Military Over CabinetWall Street Journal Managing the relationship with EgyptWashington Post Egypt's Morsi meets with Ganzouri Govt for first time as presidentAhram Online Chicago Tribune -Care2.com (blog) -CNN all 3,043 news articles »

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Egypt's new president faces burden of expectation - Chicago Tribune Sun, 01 Jul 2012 16:51:03 GMT

CBC.ca

Egypt's new president faces burden of expectation Chicago Tribune CAIRO (Reuters) - If Egypt 's new president, Mohamed Mursi, needs any reminder of the weight of expectations bearing down as he begins work, he can glance from a window of the presidential palace. Egypt's Islamist president-elect to be sworn inThe Seattle Times Egypt's first Islamist president to be sworn inReuters Egypt president-elect vows to fight for authorityFox News CBC.ca -South Bend Tribune -New York Times all 9,525 news articles »

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Egypt signs $1 billion finance for food, energy - Reuters Sun, 01 Jul 2012 12:32:33 GMT

AFP

Egypt signs $1 billion finance for food, energy Reuters CAIRO (Reuters) - The Egyptian government signed an agreement on Sunday with the Saudi-based Islamic Development Bank (IDB) that will provide $1 billion to finance energy and food imports, the government. Egypt signs $1 billion deal to fund energy, foodAFP all 54 news articles »

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Prayers for Egypt - Washington Post Sun, 01 Jul 2012 22:34:51 GMT

Prayers for Egypt Washington Post The Washington, D.C., area's large Egyptian Christian community experiences gloom and rising panic in the wake of elections in Egypt that propelled a member of the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood to the presidency.

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Egypt's President Morsi moves into Mubarak's old office - Washington Post Sun, 01 Jul 2012 06:20:17 GMT

Egypt's President Morsi moves into Mubarak's old office Washington Post Egypt's new president Mohammed Morsi has moved into Hosni Mubarak's old office, starting the work of forming government. and more »

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Egypt's El Sewedy to invest $350 mln in Niger - Reuters Sun, 01 Jul 2012 16:01:18 GMT

Egypt's El Sewedy to invest $350 mln in Niger Reuters NIAMEY, July 1 (Reuters) - Egypt's El Sewedy Electric, the Arab world's biggest listed cable maker, plans toenter Niger by investing about $350 million in fibre optic andpower transmission projects, and more »

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Bradley's Egypt Fails to Qualify for Africa Cup of Nations - New York Times Sat, 30 Jun 2012 22:11:18 GMT

USA TODAY

Bradley's Egypt Fails to Qualify for Africa Cup of Nations New York Times Egypt, coached by the former American coach Bob Bradley, failed to qualify for its second successive Africa Cup of Nations after a with the Central African Republic ensured that it missed out on aggregate. Bob Bradley's Egypt misses out on 2013 Africa Cup of NationsUSA TODAY Egypt's Bradley targets Brazil after Nations Cup exitBBC Sport Egypt misses out on 2nd straight African CupSan Francisco Chronicle Egyptian Gazette -The Age -MWC News all 87 news articles »

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Egypt needs a president for all Egyptians - Washington Times Sun, 01 Jul 2012 15:26:22 GMT

Washington Times

Egypt needs a president for all Egyptians Washington Times Mohammed Morsi takes office in Egypt, after winning support from only a quarter of the population. Is he, truly, a president for all Egyptians?

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Egypt's new president begins struggle for power - USA TODAY Sun, 01 Jul 2012 03:24:25 GMT

USA TODAY

Egypt's new president begins struggle for power USA TODAY Islamist Mohammed Morsi became Egypt's first freely elected president on Saturday.

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Why the New Egyptian President's Biggest Worry Could Be the Economy - TIME Sun, 01 Jul 2012 08:05:33 GMT

TIME

Why the New Egyptian President's Biggest Worry Could Be the Economy TIME The newly elected President of Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsy, has taken on one of the most daunting jobs in the world. He'll have to restore stability to a country ravaged by political upheaval, wrest control of Egypt's fading ...