Al-Arabiya | Egypt to Repay Some of The $5.9 Billion It Owes Energy Firms Wall Street Journal LONDON—Egypt plans to pay back some of its ballooning debt to international energy companies in a bid to revive confidence in its flagging hydrocarbon sector and boost production, the country's oil minister Sherif Ismail said Thursday. Egypt currently ... Egypt sees production from BP project in 2017 Egypt says BP gas project restarted, pledges to pay gas firm debts Egypt: BP gas project restarted |
New Yorker (blog) | Egypt's “Marriott Terror Cell” Travesty New Yorker (blog) Monday's sentencing, by a judge in Cairo, of three Al Jazeera journalists to between seven and ten years in prison for the crime of “defamation of Egypt,” and for using “unlicensed equipment” to perpetrate it, was a glaringly egregious judicial sham. Jailing of Peter Greste in Egypt reveals principles are the first casualty in ... Convicted al-Jazeera journalist makes donation to Egyptian state fund US Backs Repression in Egypt |
Ahram Online | Egypt and Ethiopia agree that tripartite dam committee will resume its work Ahram Online Ethiopian Prime Minister and Egyptian President. Egypt President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi talks to Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn as they arrive to attend the 23rd African Union Summit (AUS) in Malabo June 26, 2014. (Photo: Reuters). Related. Egypt, Ethiopia agree on 'new chapter' in ties Egyptian, Ethiopian FMs Hold Press Conference Egypt, Ethiopia to resume talks over Nile water soon |
Why Is the World Silent? New York Times TORA, Egypt — In a few days' time, I will complete 365 days of imprisonment, more than half spent in solitary confinement and under severe limitations in the maximum-security Scorpion wing of Tora prison in Cairo. I have spent the past year thinking ... |
Businessweek | A Blank Check for Egypt's Dictator Businessweek The timing of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's meeting with Egypt's newly elected president, Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi, was unfortunate. What it says about the confusion that reigns over U.S. foreign policy in Egypt is worse. In Cairo, Kerry assured El ... Egypt's new government EU will struggle to engage in Egypt US and Egypt's “Historic Partnership” Reeks With Hypocrisy |
New York Times | Egypt Convicts 3 Journalists; US Is Critical New York Times CAIRO — Secretary of State John Kerry came to Egypt this weekend to renew its “important partnership” with Washington and to offer its new president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, assurance of the swift restoration of military aid. Less than 24 hours after Mr ... Jailed Al Jazeera journalists convicted in Egypt Egypt Represses the Press Australians must stop visiting Egypt to support Peter Greste |
Middle East Eye | Egypt's Sisi and Sudan's Bashir meet amidst controversy Middle East Eye Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi took a brief stopover in Sudan on Friday on his way back from Equatorial Guinea where he was attending the African Union summit. Sisi spent a few hours in Sudan, conducting “a short visit to hold talks with ... Egypt's Sisi in Sudan after Africa "terrorism" warning Egypt's Sisi in Sudan after Africa 'terrorism' warning El-Sisi's Egypt Is Worse For Gays Than The Muslim Brotherhood |
Al-Arabiya | Ronhaldinho in talks with Egypt's Zamalek Al-Arabiya Brazilian football striker Ronhaldinho is in talks to join Egyptian football club Zamalek, Mortada Mansour, the club's president, told Al Arabiya News Thursday. “Ronhaldinho's Brazilian club is asking for a total of eight million euros ($ 10.89 million ... |
Harper's silence on Egypt is no surprise The Globe and Mail But sometimes the consequences are surprising, as when Baird visited Cairo two months ago to offer Canada's moral support to the brutal military government of Egypt. The Canadian government had clearly decided to go along with that regime. Mr. Baird's ... Nothing unclear about Egypt John Baird defends Ottawa's efforts to free Mohamed Fahmy |
Protesters demand Egypt embassy act over jailing of al-Jazeera journalists Irish Times Outside the Egyptian Embassy in Dublin yesterday, members of the NUJ including Irish Secretary Seamus Dooley (right) protested against Egypt's jailing of three al-Jazeera journalists. Photograph: Julien Behal/Maxwells. Dan Keenan. Topics: Culture ... |