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Egypt court upholds Muslim Brotherhood ban - Aljazeera.com Wed, 06 Nov 2013 11:47:00 GMT

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Egypt court upholds Muslim Brotherhood ban Aljazeera.com The Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's oldest and most influential Islamist group, was banned in September after President Mohamed Morsi was toppled by the army following mass protests against his government on July 3. Osama el-Helw, a Brotherhood lawyer, ... Morsi trial is latest chapter in Egypt's power struggleBBC News Egypt court upholds ban on Muslim BrotherhoodLos Angeles Times Egypt Court Upholds Ruling to Ban BrotherhoodABC News Washington Post -CBS News all 1,252 news articles »

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Ethiopia: Egypt objections delaying dam panel - Aljazeera.com Wed, 06 Nov 2013 05:01:10 GMT

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Ethiopia: Egypt objections delaying dam panel Aljazeera.com Egyptian objections are delaying formation of a committee to implement expert recommendations on an Ethiopian dam project, Ethiopia's water minister says. Egypt fears the 6,000 MW Grand Renaissance Dam, which will be Africa's largest when completed ... Egypt and Ethiopia Disagree on Probe of Nile Dam ImpactBloomberg Sudan, Egypt & Ethiopia fail to agree on committee to supervise dam constructionSudan Tribune Egypt to coordinate with Ethiopia on Renaissance DamDaily News Egypt Egypt SIS (press release) -AllAfrica.com all 24 news articles »

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Egypt's Military: Sinai Jihadist Attacks On The Decline - Voice of America Wed, 06 Nov 2013 17:54:40 GMT

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Egypt's Military: Sinai Jihadist Attacks On The Decline Voice of America BEIRUT — Egypt's military which has been battling fledgling jihadist groups in the Sinai for months says the rate of terrorist attacks has declined in recent weeks, leading to optimism in army circles that security sweeps are having an effect, but ... Egypt: Army kills 3 militants in SinaiMiamiHerald.com Sniper kills Egypt soldier in SinaiFRANCE 24 all 12 news articles »

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What John Kerry Should Have Said in Egypt - The Atlantic Wed, 06 Nov 2013 16:19:18 GMT

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What John Kerry Should Have Said in Egypt The Atlantic Secretary of State John Kerry stumbled into a hornet's nest with the Egypt slice of his 11-day trip to the Middle East and North Africa. Someone should have advised Kerry that it's simply too soon for a Scowcroft-goes-to-China maneuver—the tactic made ... Egypt court rejects Muslim Brotherhood appeal on banArab News US delegation to meet with Egypt armywww.worldbulletin.net Op-Ed: John Kerry's welcome 180° turn on EgyptDigitalJournal.com all 25 news articles »

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Egypt court rejects Muslim Brotherhood ban appeal - BBC News Wed, 06 Nov 2013 12:52:15 GMT

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Egypt court rejects Muslim Brotherhood ban appeal BBC News A court in Egypt has dismissed an appeal by the Muslim Brotherhood against a ban on all its "activities" and the seizure of its assets. Lawyers had sought to halt the implementation of the 23 September ruling affecting the Islamist movement, its NGO ...

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Notes From Egypt's Show Trial - New York Times Wed, 06 Nov 2013 10:58:16 GMT

Notes From Egypt's Show Trial New York Times By SARAH EL SIRGANY. Published: November 6, 2013. CAIRO — During a court recess on Monday, I approached the floor-to-ceiling, webbed-metal cage confining Mohamed Morsi, the deposed president of Egypt, and seven other defendants. Enlarge This ...

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Lonely Advocate for Restraint in Egypt Tiptoes Around Talk of Compromise - New York Times Mon, 04 Nov 2013 01:32:55 GMT

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Lonely Advocate for Restraint in Egypt Tiptoes Around Talk of Compromise New York Times CAIRO — The news agency headline last week seemed harmless enough, perhaps even flattering. It paraphrased an Egyptian cabinet minister saying that his government and its opponent, the Muslim Brotherhood, should pursue “reconciliation.” ...

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Egypt's unsustainable path - Aljazeera.com Tue, 05 Nov 2013 13:55:00 GMT

Egypt's unsustainable path Aljazeera.com As the trial of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi begins, and widespread violence continues in response to the post-coup crackdown on Islamists, it is becoming ever more likely that the country is entering another self-inflicted battle with ...

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Morsi Calls Trial in Egypt 'Illegitimate,' and Case Is Delayed - New York Times Mon, 04 Nov 2013 18:00:50 GMT

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Morsi Calls Trial in Egypt 'Illegitimate,' and Case Is Delayed New York Times CAIRO — As Egypt's new military-led government consolidates its power, Mohamed Morsi, the deposed president, went on trial on Monday, facing charges of inciting the murder of protesters, but he rejected the court's authority and proclaimed himself to ...

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Egypt to use webcams to lure visitors - Telegraph.co.uk Wed, 06 Nov 2013 16:09:09 GMT

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Egypt to use webcams to lure visitors Telegraph.co.uk Visitor numbers to Egypt fell sharply following the Arab Spring and since the overthrow of former president Mohamed Morsi in July, the Foreign Office has advised holidaymakers against visiting the vast majority of the country. But El Husseini claimed ... Tourism Minister: 18 countries ease travel ban to EgyptEgypt SIS (press release) all 2 news articles »