New York Times | Jailed by Egypt, Honored for His Photojournalism New York Times Mahmoud Abou Zeid, known as Shawkan, has been in Tora Prison in Cairo for more than 1,100 days. He has been detained without trial since he was arrested while photographing the deadly antigovernment protests that roiled Egypt in the summer of 2013. |
Aljazeera.com | Egypt's Sisi expresses support for Syria's military Aljazeera.com Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi says he supports the Syrian military - a position at odds with his country's Gulf benefactors such as Saudi Arabia. The former army chief, who has overseen a warming of ties with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad ... Egypt's Sissi: Supporting Syrian Government Is 'Our Priority' Egypt leader voices support for Syrian president's military Egypt's Sisi expresses support for Syrian regime military |
Washington Post | Egypt unearths city and cemetery over 7000 years old Washington Post CAIRO — Egypt has unearthed a city and cemetery that are more than 7,000 years old, dating to its First Dynasty, in the southern province of Sohag, the Antiquities Ministry said Wednesday. The find could be a boon for Egypt's ailing tourism industry ... Ancient city is unearthed by archaeologists in Egypt 7000-year-old lost city found in Egypt Archaeologists find previously undiscovered Ancient Egyptian city |
Wall Street Journal | Egypt to hold mass trial of suspected Islamic State militants The Guardian According to prosecutors, the suspects include members of a network consisting of six former police officers and a dentist, who plotted to kill Sisi in Egypt by targeting his motorcades, while a linked cell, based in Saudi Arabia, wanted to strike in a ... Egypt Is Charting a New Economic Course Brotherhood denies mediation for Egypt reconciliation Egypt 'working on reconciliation deal' with Muslim Brotherhood |
Reuters | Currency drop hits Egypt's medicine supplies, angering public Reuters We have expenses and production costs, and if a company isn't making profit it will have to halt production," said Said Ibrahim, factory manager at EIPICO, one of Egypt's largest pharmaceutical companies. That brings no comfort to pharmacists and sick ... |
Egypt women earn historic victory BBC Sport Egypt achieved their first win in women's Africa Cup of Nations history by beating Zimbabwe 1-0 on Tuesday. Salma Ahmed was the hero for Egypt, scoring the winning goal from close range with only eight minutes of the match remaining. It ended Egypt's ... Mighty Warriors succumb to Egypt |
Irish Examiner | Egypt and Tunisia take divergent paths Irish Examiner IT HAS been five years since Egypt and Tunisia underwent regime change, and both countries are still suffering from low economic growth, large fiscal deficits, high unemployment, and rising public debts. Having failed to institute reforms on their own ... |
gulfnews.com | Mystery surrounds death of top Egypt banker | GulfNews.com gulfnews.com Cairo: Egyptian authorities on Wednesday stepped up efforts to solve the mystery of a leading banker who was found slain inside her villa on the outskirts of ... Man arrested after Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank chief found dead in Egypt home Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank confirms Egypt CEO found dead Nevine Loutfy of ADIB Egypt found dead | CPI Financial | CPI ... |
Jerusalem Post Israel News | Egypt's envoy to Israel: Two-state solution 'still available and possible' Jerusalem Post Israel News The Egyptian-Israeli peace, now entering its 40th year, could be “warmer” and “reach the street level” in Egypt were Israel able to conclude a peace deal with the Palestinians, Egyptian Ambassador Hazem Khairat said on Wednesday. Khairat's rare public ... Israeli-Egyptian Relations Reach “Highest Level in History” |
International Business Times | Egypt refers 22 policemen to trial over prison break Fox News CAIRO – Egypt has referred 22 policemen to trial over a prison break near the Suez Canal city of Ismailia. Prosecutor Amro Sami issued his ruling Wednesday, nearly a month after six convicts escaped following clashes with guards that killed a policeman ... Egypt Crisis: Medicine Shortages Rise As Currency Values Fall In Unstable Country |