NPR | Amid Instability In Egypt, Coptic Christians Flee To US NPR Coptic Christians will celebrate Christmas on Monday, and many will do so outside their native Egypt. Since the revolution there, their future in the country has looked uncertain, and many are resettling in the United States. Their population in the U ... This Christmas, Egypt's Coptic Christians are asking for respect Worry taints Egyptian Coptic Christmas Al-Azhar rejects Salafist threats, extends Christmas greetings to Orthodox Copts |
Haaretz | Egypt says it seized US-made missiles near Gaza Fox News EL-ARISH, Egypt – Egyptian authorities seized six U.S.-made missiles in the Sinai Peninsula Friday that security officials said were likely smuggled from Libya and bound for the Gaza Strip. Libya's 2011 uprising and subsequent civil war left the ... Egypt seizes anti-tank, anti-aircraft rockets in Sinai 'Egypt stops US-made missiles destined for Gaza' Report: Egypt thwarts smuggling of US-made missiles into Gaza Strip |
Christian Science Monitor | Islam is not the problem in Egypt Christian Science Monitor Many conclude that religion is causing turmoil in Egypt. Islam is not the problem. The turmoil comes from the gap between expectations of speedy change by those who made the 2011 revolution and the slow process of dismantling the old way of life while ... Growing Strains for Muslim Brotherhood and Emirates Tensions flare between UAE and Muslim Brotherhood The crisis of government isn't over |
Christian Science Monitor | The drip, drip, drip of Egypt's bad economic news Christian Science Monitor A man walks next to a currency exchange office in downtown Cairo, Wednesday. On Thursday, the Egyptian pound was being offered at 6.5 to the dollar at money changers in Cairo, the lowest level in eight years and about seven percent lower than it was at ... Rating agency Fitch praises Egypt's new currency regime Egypt's currency slides as central bank attempts managed devaluation Egypt dips deeper into shrinking currency reserves |
Arutz Sheva | Egypt's Islamic Jihad: Jews Deserve to be Killed Arutz Sheva Last week, Erian caused a storm in Egypt when he said during a television interview that "it is better for Jews to live in a country like Egypt rather than in a country contaminated by occupation." He added that the Jews should return immediately to ... Egypt's Morsi: No Peace With Descendants of 'Apes and Pigs' Egypt steps up campaign against critical media Meet Egypt's Jon Stewart, who is now under investigation for satire |
Egypt economy sputters in democratic era Aljazeera.com Egypt staged a successful uprising against the regime of former president Husni Mubarak and has held presidential elections. But the move towards fledgling democracy has not been accompanied by an economic boom. Instead, Egyptians have endured one ... |
Wall Street Journal | Islamist Split in Egypt Buoys Radical Wing Wall Street Journal The next polls are critical because the new Parliament will draft laws fleshing out Egypt's new Islamist-tinged constitution. That charter, approved last month in a national referendum, leaves wide room for legislators to interpret Islam's role in the ... Leader to split from Egypt's largest ultraconservative party Egypt's Salafis see political rift deepen Egypt's Salafist Parties Split, Weakening Influence |
Hurriyet Daily News | Egypt's central bank fights hard against currency crisis Hurriyet Daily News A man walks next to a currency exchange office in downtown Cairo, Egypt. The Egyptian pound has been sliding despite bringing the exchange rate at banks to 6.42 pounds to the dollar. AP photo. Chinese regulators have fined South Korean companies LG ... |
Ahram Online | Egypt begin training camp ahead of Ghana, Ivory Coast friendlies Ahram Online “Coach Bob Bradley concentrated on improving the players' fitness during Friday's training session, which featured all the players,” Egypt goalkeeping coach Zaki Abdel-Fattah told Ahram's Arabic sports website. “We are employing in training the same ... |
Deutsche Welle | Salafists remain strong in Egypt, despite disunity 04.01.2013 Deutsche Welle The former chairman of the Egyptian Al-Nour ("The Light") party had apparently had enough of the internal power struggle that had dogged his group for the past few months. One of the questions that had divided members was what role clerics should play ... |