The Guardian | Egypt brushes aside criticism of latest anti-terror measures Los Angeles Times CAIRO — Egypt on Saturday sharply rejected a prominent human rights group's criticism of two tough new draft anti-terror laws. The measures, which have yet to be signed into law by interim President Adly Mansour, so sweepingly define terrorism that ... 2 Muslim Brotherhood members killed as unrest sweeps Egypt Egyptian police 'using rape as a weapon' against dissident groups 'Muslim Brotherhood' members killed in Egypt |
BBC News | Egypt gives Hamas and Gaza the cold shoulder BBC News Egypt's crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood has led to a sharp deterioration in relations with the Islamist group Hamas in neighbouring Gaza, and the people there are paying the price. As a coach forces its way through the crowds on the Palestinian ... Athletes and artists show Gaza still occupied Shifting Allegiances: The Israel-Gaza-Egypt Triangle |
Washington Post | From Cairo to Suez, Egypt workers defy government with labor strikes Washington Post SUEZ, Egypt — Strikes staged by thousands of Egyptian workers for higher wages and better working conditions in recent months are setting the stage for a possible confrontation between the impoverished laborers and a new president after elections this ... Egypt needs electricity to move forward Egypt approves draft law barring challenges to contracts Egyptian approves draft law barring challenges to contracts |
The Obama administration must hold Egypt's rulers to the standards of democracy Washington Post SECRETARY OF State John F. Kerry has made clear that he is eager to certify that the Egyptian regime of Gen. Abdel Fatah al-Sissi is “taking steps to govern democratically,” as Mr. Kerry is required to do by law before military aid to Egypt can be ... Aid to Egypt: Black Hole or Black Gold? |
The Guardian | Animal Videos Shown at Egypt's Al-Jazeera Trial ABC News Egyptian prosecutors presented their first evidence Thursday to back up charges that three journalists from the Al-Jazeera satellite news network and their co-defendants participated in terrorism, playing to the court an assortment of videos found in ... Evidence Comes Up Short as Egypt Tries 3 Journalists Peter Greste Egypt trial labelled a 'vindictive persecution of journalists' Judge rejects video evidence in Egypt's Al Jazeera case |
Islamist Gets 1 Year for Contempt of Egypt Court ABC News A court in Egypt has sentenced an ultraconservative Islamist who is an ally of ousted President Mohammed Morsi to one year in prison for insulting the judiciary during his trial. Saturday's verdict is the second one-year sentence Hazem Salah Abu-Ismail ... |
Canadian hopes Ottawa will urge Egypt to free jailed husband CTV News She said they decided to move back to Egypt, along with their four children who are in between the ages of 18 months and 8-years-old, to work on an education project. "Khaled loved Canada, he valued Canadian values and principles and took that back to ... |
The Guardian | Meet Super Sisi, Egypt's new game hero The Guardian On Egyptian streets Abdel Fatah al-Sisi – the top general who ousted ex-president Mohamed Morsi last summer – reached superhuman status months ago. Now the digital world has caught up: developers have released a Sisi-themed arcade-style game for ... Egypt's Military Economy - Money Is Power, Power Is Money Egypt: New Super Sisi App Sees Presidential Favourite Dodging Bombs to Save ... 'Super Sisi' saves Egypt -- on Android devices |
The Daily Star | Video Shows Suicide Bomber Who Killed 16 in Egypt ABC News An al-Qaida inspired group in Egypt posted a video online Thursday showing a suicide bomber attacking a security headquarters in the Nile Delta city of Mansoura, an assault that killed 16 people in December. The video by Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, or the ... Egypt troops kill top Sinai militant: army Egypt military: Prominent militant killed in Sinai Soldiers in Egypt kill militant group member |
Preventing summer blackouts in Egypt is "impossible" -minister Reuters Summer blackouts have hit Egypt in the past few years as successive governments have failed to develop a sound strategy to tap major natural gas reserves even as a rapidly growing population boosted demand for the fuel. But power cuts have come early ... |