Slate Magazine (blog) | Egypt's Military Paved the Way for Israel's Assault on Hamas Slate Magazine (blog) In contrast to former President Mohamed Morsi, a staunch backer of Hamas, Egypt's new military government dealt a crippling blow to the organization by demolishing hundreds of the smuggling tunnels used to bring goods into Gaza, which has been under ... Egypt's Sisi pledges to seek Gaza ceasefire Egypt and United States, usual brokers in cease-fires, may not help this time Egypt's Foreign Ministry condemns latest Israeli raids on the Gaza Strip |
Aljazeera.com | Egypt's President Expresses Disappointment Over Conviction of Three Journalists New York Times CAIRO — President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt expressed disappointment in remarks published Monday at the conviction of three journalists from Al Jazeera's English-language service, saying that their sentences had “negative consequences” and that he ... Egypt President Defends Recent Price Hikes Sisi defends Egypt's fuel subsidies reduction Egypt's President el-Sisi Says He Wished Al-Jazeera Journalists Weren't Tried |
Ottawa Citizen | Is Egypt getting ready to free Canadian Mohamed Fahmy? The Globe and Mail At last, there is some hope that the Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy, unjustly imprisoned in Egypt, may be allowed to leave the country. Remarks by President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi are encouraging; he now says he would have preferred to have Mr. Rania Lawendy: Canadian government failing Egypt's prisoners |
Arutz Sheva | Egypt Would Approve BG's Israel Gas Deal If Local Demand is Met Wall Street Journal The partners in Israel's giant Leviathan natural gas field said last month they had signed a preliminary agreement with BG Group, a British oil and gas company, to negotiate a deal to export gas to BG's liquefied natural gas plant in Idku, northern Egypt. Crunch Time for Egypt's Energy Mess? Egypt 'Not Embarrassed' to Import Israeli Gas BG share price: Egypt's approval of Israeli gas deal hinges on local demand |
New York Times | Egypt Sharply Raises Prices for Fuel, Drawing Protests New York Times CAIRO — The Egyptian government sharply raised fuel prices early on Saturday, apparently signaling the resolve of the country's new president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, to forge ahead with a series of austerity measures despite official concerns about a ... Egypt's Sisi defends fuel price rise of 78% as taxi drivers stage protests Egypt fuel prices soar up to 70%, exasperating the public Egypt Raises Fuel Prices Amid Subsidy Cutbacks |
Opinion: Slashing Subsidies in Egypt Asharq Alawsat English The recent decision by the Egyptian government to cut fuel subsidies is a bitter medicine to swallow for the Egyptian people. Patients hoping for a quick recovery often have no choice but take the medicine prescribed, despite any concomitant unpleasant ... |
CairoScene | Germany lifts travel warning on Egypt's Sharm El-Sheikh: Tourism ministry Ahram Online Germany has lifted its travel warning on Egypt's Sharm El-Sheikh in South Sinai, Egypt's tourism ministry said on Tuesday. Germany's decision is a result of the security and political situation becoming more stable in Egypt, said the ministry's statement. Italy and Germany to Lift Egypt Travel Ban |
Egypt threatens legal action to stop UK museum selling ancient statue Al-Arabiya However, Northampton Borough Council said Egypt had no claim to the statue, and the sale would go ahead. “We contacted the Egyptian government two years ago regarding our plans to sell Sekhemka,” a council spokesman told the BBC. “According to ... |
Globalnews.ca | Mohamed Fahmy, Canadian journalist held in Egypt, to undergo arm surgery CBC.ca The family of an Egyptian-Canadian journalist sentenced to seven years in prison by a Cairo court says he has been sent to hospital in advance of surgery for a long-standing arm injury. Mohamed Fahmy's brother Adel says he was admitted Saturday for ... Canadian journalist convicted in Egypt in 'terrible state of mind,' family says Canadian journalist convicted in Egypt undergoing surgery |
BBC News | Egypt's President Sisi 'regrets' al-Jazeera trial BBC News Egypt's President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has said he wishes the three al-Jazeera journalists imprisoned last month had never been put on trial, reports say. Peter Greste, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed were sentenced to between seven and 10 years in ... |