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Abdel Fattah Sisi, Egypt's likely new leader, faces economic deja vu - Los Angeles Times Mon, 19 May 2014 14:50:08 GMT

The Guardian

Abdel Fattah Sisi, Egypt's likely new leader, faces economic deja vu Los Angeles Times Egyptian street sweeper: 'My life is a pit I can't climb up out of'. With Egypt's former defense chief Abdel Fattah Sisi on a glide path to the presidency, virtually every day brings an ominous new sign of what is likely to emerge as the greatest ... Egypt Courts Convict 170 in Mass TrialsABC News Jimmy Carter warns Egypt 'stands on the precipice'The Guardian Egypt court acquits 169 Brotherhood supportersReuters Haaretz all 809 news articles »

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EU Monitors to Oversee Egypt's Presidential Election - Wall Street Journal Mon, 19 May 2014 10:15:22 GMT

Wall Street Journal

EU Monitors to Oversee Egypt's Presidential Election Wall Street Journal Middle East News. EU Monitors to Oversee Egypt's Presidential Election. Doubts Remain About How Effective Monitoring Will Be Outside Cairo. Email; Print; Comments. Facebook; Twitter. Google+. LinkedIn. smaller; Larger. By. Laurence Norman ... EU cuts size of mission to monitor Egyptian electionFinancial Times EU says will monitor Egypt vote after impounded kit releasedgulfnews.com EU observers to monitor Egypt pollSky News Australia Ahram Online -Daily News Egypt all 46 news articles »

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Young inventor decides not to return to Egypt for fear of rearrest - Middle East Monitor Mon, 19 May 2014 11:38:03 GMT

Middle East Monitor

Young inventor decides not to return to Egypt for fear of rearrest Middle East Monitor Abdullah Assem, known in Egypt as "the young inventor" said in press statements Sunday that his decision not to return to Egypt is final. Abdullah Assem, 17, is a high school student from the Upper Egypt Asyut governorate. He has been called the "young ... Intel Science fair representative refuses to return to EgyptDaily News Egypt all 11 news articles »

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Breaking pattern, court acquits 169 Brotherhood supporters in Egypt - The Globe and Mail Mon, 19 May 2014 13:15:14 GMT

Breaking pattern, court acquits 169 Brotherhood supporters in Egypt The Globe and Mail An Egyptian court acquitted 169 Muslim Brotherhood supporters charged in connection with unrest that followed the overthrow of president Mohammed Morsi last year, breaking a pattern of mass convictions at trials involving the Islamist opposition. The ...

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Across Egypt, 1 Question Today: What Time Is It? - ABC News Fri, 16 May 2014 16:26:48 GMT

The Daily Star

Across Egypt, 1 Question Today: What Time Is It? ABC News Egypt's military-backed interim government announced its decision in May to move clocks ahead as a power-saving measure. Though Egypt first implemented daylight saving time in 1988, it too got ousted following the 2011 revolt that toppled autocrat ... As Egypt suddenly flips to daylight saving time _ for a bit _ everyone asks ...U.S. News & World Report Egypt Sets Clocks Forward Amid Crippling Energy CrisisHuffington Post One question across Egypt: What time is it?The Daily Star all 59 news articles »

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Why I could not publically commemorate the Nakba in Egypt - Middle East Monitor Mon, 19 May 2014 18:26:37 GMT

Middle East Monitor

Why I could not publically commemorate the Nakba in Egypt Middle East Monitor Palestinian-Egyptian choir singer Mahmoud Sameh recounts the difficulties of commemorating his people's expulsion from Palestine under the current political climate in Egypt. The political situation for Palestinians in Egypt, especially regarding ... and more »

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Egypt willing to negotiate over Ethiopia's dam: Foreign minister - Ahram Online Sun, 18 May 2014 14:34:27 GMT

Ahram Online

Egypt willing to negotiate over Ethiopia's dam: Foreign minister Ahram Online Egypt's Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy has stressed that Egypt is still willing to negotiate with Ethiopia over its Nile dam project, Al-Ahram's daily Arabic newspaper reported. Fahmy's comments were delivered during a meeting with a European-American ... Egypt Willing to Negotiate With EthiopiaGuardian Liberty Voice Ethiopia committed to 'genuine negotiations with Egypt': Ethiopian ministerDaily News Egypt US Urges Ethiopia, Egypt to Resume GERD NegotiationsAllAfrica.com all 25 news articles »

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Egypt Tells 3 They Must Pay to See Evidence - New York Times Thu, 15 May 2014 17:52:09 GMT

CNN

Egypt Tells 3 They Must Pay to See Evidence New York Times The three journalists have been jailed since December on charges that they formed an Islamist cell and conspired with the Muslim Brotherhood to broadcast false images of civil strife in Egypt. All three journalists worked for the English-language arm ... Egypt trial of Al Jazeera journalists adjourned to May 22CNN Al-Jazeera reporter detained in Egypt appears in videoBBC News Jailed journalist says Egypt to blame if hunger strike kills himLos Angeles Times Human Rights Watch -CTV News all 261 news articles »

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Egypt's 'other' candidate insists he can win presidential poll - Financial Times Mon, 19 May 2014 17:52:58 GMT

Egypt's 'other' candidate insists he can win presidential poll Financial Times “Hamdeen, son of the poor, you will trounce the field marshal,” chant supporters of Egypt's “other” presidential candidate at a rally in Benha, a grim agricultural town in the Nile Delta. Several hundred people, many of them young, have gathered here ...

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Egypt Wants to Revoke Hamas Leader's Citizenship - Arutz Sheva Tue, 20 May 2014 00:19:30 GMT

Arutz Sheva

Egypt Wants to Revoke Hamas Leader's Citizenship Arutz Sheva Egypt is working to revoke the citizenship of Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Zahar, a senior official told Al Arabiya on Monday. According to Major General Hussein Ridi, Assistant Interior Minister for Passports and Citizenship, a proposal to revoke the ... Egypt moves to revoke Hamas official's citizenshipThe Times of Israel all 2 news articles »