New York Times (blog) | The Crackdown on Gay Men in Egypt New York Times (blog) Because homosexuality is not explicitly outlawed under Egyptian law, prosecutors have typically charged gay men with “debauchery” under prostitution statutes. As they build cases, investigators subject defendants to “forensic anal exams,” a ... |
Al-Arabiya | Egypt busts cell recruiting Syria militants Al-Arabiya Egypt is also battling its own militant insurgency, mostly in Sinai. In a video posted on YouTube on Sunday, the Sinai-based Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis accused the Egyptian government of collaborating with the Israelis to attack their fighters in Sinai and ... Egypt Arrests Militants Recruiting for IS Group Egypt Arrests Recruiters for ISIS Islamic State recruiters arrested in Egypt |
New York Times | 'When the Greeks Ruled Egypt' Highlights the Diversity of Cultures in ... New York Times For the three centuries from Alexander the Great to Cleopatra, Greeks ruled Egypt not so much as foreign conquerors but as the next dynasty in the long line of pharaohs. It was not out of character for Alexander himself to assume the power and status ... |
teleSUR English | Egyptian militants release video of four executions Sydney Morning Herald Cairo: An Egyptian jihadist group has released a video showing the execution of four men – including three being beheaded – accused of spying for the army and for Israel's Mossad intelligence service. It is the second time such gruesome footage has ... Militant Islamist Behead 3 in Egypt Egypt jihadist group releases video of beheadings Roadside blast kills boy in Egypt's Sinai |
Today's Zaman | Reining In Egypt's Military Aid New York Times Egyptian leaders have come to see the annual $1.3 billion American military aid package as an entitlement they are due in perpetuity for having signed a peace agreement with Israel in 1979. The United States has done little to disabuse them of that notion. Erdoğan's biting language towards Egypt's Sisi costly for Turkey Egypt-Turkey spat continues as Cairo calls Erdogan's latest attack 'desperate' Police brutality has become tradition in Egypt: Activist |
Egypt jihadists release beheading video Sydney Morning Herald Cairo: An Egyptian jihadist group has released a video showing the execution of four men, including three being beheaded, accused of spying for the army and for Israel's Mossad intelligence service. It is the second time such gruesome footage has been ... |
National Geographic | Can Egypt's Crisis Help Clean Energy Gain Traction? National Geographic Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi (front, center) joined a bicycle marathon last June in Cairo to promote low energy consumption. Fuel prices have gone up as the government rolls back subsidies that have contributed to Egypt's economic crisis. |
The obliteration of civil society in Egypt Open Democracy If the NGO law is passed and enforced, human rights groups will have to request permission from the government to collect and document the human rights violations committed by the government. Egypt's second evaluation is scheduled for October 2014. |
RIA Novosti | Sisi secures position in Egypt and abroad despite rights record Financial Times When Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's president, held talks with Barack Obama, US president, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly last week, the meeting was welcomed by many Egyptians as an overdue international recognition of their leader and ... Libyan Prime Minister to Visit Egypt on Tuesday Sheikh Khalifa congratulates El Sisi on 41st anniversay of 6th October war victory Despite Sisi's efforts, Muslim Brotherhood won't go away |
WalesOnline | Moses in Egypt, Welsh National Opera, Cardiff – review Financial Times In some ways it's a shame that Moses in Egypt remains so seldom performed. It contains exquisite music, in particular the Act Three prayer scene. What is lacking, however, is a sense of unity. Composed for the Lent season of 1818, it has a quality of ... Welsh National Opera review: Moses In Egypt |