The Nation | Egypt's outreach to China and Iran is troubling for US policy Los Angeles Times Next week, Egypt's Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, will visit China at the invitation of President Hu Jintao. He will seek investments there that will enable Egypt to "dispense of loans and aid," according to Morsi's party vice chairman. From China ... Egypt passes law banning pre-trial jail for journalists Egypt's Mursi Bars Detaining Journalists Awaiting Trial Egypt's Mursi Bars Detention of Journalists Awaiting Trial |
Sydney Morning Herald | US presses Egypt on Sinai security The Associated Press By MATTHEW LEE, Associated Press – 1 minute ago. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is pressing Egypt to be transparent with Israel about its military movements in the Sinai as it cracks down on violence in the lawless desert area. The State ... Clinton urges Egypt, Israel to talk on Sinai |
Globe and Mail | Egypt and the IMF: Major step but investors may want more Reuters LONDON Aug 23 (Reuters) - International investors see Egypt's request for a loan from the International Monetary Fund as a major step to attracting money back into the country, but may want more progress before they commit their own funds. Once a ... Egypt Hopes for Loan as IMF Revives Talks Ailing Egypt seeks $4.8 billion IMF loan Morsi, Laggarde Meet to Reach Understanding On Loan Worth $ 4.8 Billion |
AFP | TEXT-S&P: Egypt off credit watch, ratings affirmed, outlook negative Reuters Overview -- We believe that the Muslim Brotherhood--Egypt's dominant political group--and the senior ranks of the Egyptian military are moving toward a working arrangement. -- In our view, this could lead to the authorities addressing some of Egypt's ... Egypt's credit rating: stable, for now Standard & Poor's takes Egypt off CreditWatch S&P removes Egypt from CreditWatch, affirms B rating |
Egypt struggles to buy fuel as credit dries up Reuters Banks increasingly reluctant to open letters of credit. * Crude oil, fuel tenders cancelled. * Egypt's pool of suppliers shrinking. By Jessica Donati and Patrick Werr. LONDON/CAIRO, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Egypt is finding it increasingly difficult to ... |
A Tunnel-Free Future for Gaza? AllAfrica.com Gaza City — This month's border attack in the Sinai Peninsula, which killed 16 Egyptian soldiers, has bolstered calls to shut down a network of underground tunnels between Egypt and the isolated Gaza Strip. The tunnels have been used for years to ... |
WTOP | US presses Egypt on Sinai security WTOP In this Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2012 photo, Egyptian soldiers secure the area as a bulldozer demolishes part of a smuggling tunnel on the Egyptian side of the Egypt Gaza border, as seen from Rafah, southern Gaza Strip. A senior Egyptian security official ... Clinton seeks Egypt dialogue with Israel Clinton Asks Egypt to Keep Open Communication with Israel Hillary Clinton urges Egypt, Israel to talk on Sinai |
Egypt's Omnipresent Military Role AllAfrica.com The political role of the army in Egypt has deep historical roots. It remained the backbone of the State under the four men who ruled the country in the past 57 years - Presidents Gamal Abdul-Nasser, Anwar Sadat, Hosni Mubarak and Field Marshal Hussein ... |
New York Times | Private Equity Firms Stimulate Earnings and Deals in Post-Revolution Egypt New York Times DUBAI — After Abraaj Capital bought a stake in AlBorg Laboratories in May 2008, the Dubai-based private equity firm braced for a rough ride. Over the next four years, AlBorg, an Egyptian medical testing company, weathered the global financial crisis ... |
Egypt and Iran Draw Closer Town Hall Comment: Mursi's visit to Tehran would be the first by an Egyptian president in three decades. Mursi is doing exactly what he said he would do: change the balance in Egypt's foreign affairs. Mursi's attendance at the NAM summit almost seems to turn the ... |