BBC News | Why Egypt remains key to Gaza-Israel truce BBC News Critics say Egypt was slow to respond to the current crisis, and its initial efforts have faltered. Add to that the open mistrust being demonstrated by the key Palestinian faction - Hamas - and it does not look like a winning formula. But the warfare ... Egypt takes lead in Gaza cease-fire talks, but no deal yet A dramatic shift in Middle East alliances: Egypt, Israel and Hamas Egypt caught between the West and a hard place over Palestinian conflict |
The Economist | Egypt's economy The Economist IT WAS a rare example of Egypt doing something that pleased economists. On July 5th fuel prices rose as the government removed a portion of its generous subsidy. The price of a litre of the most commonly used petrol rose by 41% to 2.6 Egyptian pounds ... Egypt Cuts Tax Breaks for Fuel; Few Protest El-Sisi orders formation of defence council general secretariat Sisi: Egypt to continue supporting Palestinian people |
The Guardian | Egypt: after the revolution comes the battle for language The Guardian Fascinated by this lexical battleground, Amira Hanafi, an Egyptian-American artist, is travelling across Egypt to create a dictionary of its ill-fated revolution. She is interviewing hundreds of ordinary people about what 160 buzzwords related to the ... |
Middle East Eye | Turkey PM slams Egypt's 'tyrant' Sisi over Gaza Middle East Eye Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday slammed Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi as an illegitimate tyrant, saying that Cairo could not be relied upon to negotiate a ceasefire with Israel. "Is Sisi a party (to a ceasefire)? Sisi is ... Erdogan slams Egypt's Sisi as 'tyrant' over Cairo policy toward Hamas Turkey PM slams Egypt's 'illegitimate tyrant' Sisi |
BBC News | Egypt reluctant to broker another Gaza truce BBC News Critics say Egypt was slow to respond to the current crisis, and its initial efforts have faltered. Add to that the open mistrust being demonstrated by the key Palestinian faction - Hamas - and it does not look like a winning formula. But the warfare ... |
New York Times | Nine in Egypt Are Convicted in Sex Assaults New York Times The men faced charges in four attacks, including at a mass celebration after the election of Egypt's new president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, in Tahrir Square last month. A video of one attack in the square — showing a woman stripped of her clothing ... Report: Egypt court hands down tough sentences in sexual assault cases Egypt jails nine men convicted of sexual assault during Sisi inauguration rally Egypt court jails seven for life over sexual assaults |
Economic Lessons From Egypt's Subsidy Cuts Daily Caller So what can the United States learn from Egypt? Today, the political focus of American liberals is to guarantee rewards in lieu of ensuring growth. In other words, liberals want to make sure certain groups are guaranteed a share of the economic pie ... |
Egypt blames Hamas for IDF's ground offensive Jerusalem Post The Egyptian foreign minister said Thursday that Hamas is at fault for the IDF's need to enter Gaza in a ground operation. "Had Hamas accepted the Egyptian proposal, it could have saved the lives of at least 40 Palestinians," said Sameh Shoukri, Egypt ... |
Egypt still has a sexual assault problem Al Jazeera America On Wednesday, an Egyptian criminal court in Cairo sentenced nine men to lengthy prison terms, including life, for participating in the kind of mob sexual assaults that have become commonplace, particularly in the capital's iconic Tahrir Square. The ... Egypt court jails 7 for sexual assaults |
Egypt: Sentenced Dutch journalist “will not rest” until colleagues are free Index On Censorship Dutch journalist Rena Netjes was sentenced in absentia to ten years in prison in Egypt. The Egyptian government's case against her and other journalists generated media interest from around the world. With the help of her colleagues at the Dutch Union ... |