Egypt Arrests 4 Members of a Street Satirical Group ABC News Police have arrested four members of a satirical street group that mocked Egypt's president and his supporters in video clips posted online, the latest in an escalating crackdown on dissent that illustrates the government's diminishing tolerance for ... |
Voice of America | US Likely to Continue Support for Egypt Voice of America For months, some U.S. lawmakers and activists have called on the government to suspend military aid to Egypt over its violent crackdown on dissent. But analysts say despite these concerns, aid levels will likely remain unchanged and perhaps even rise. |
Foreign Policy (blog) | How to Defeat Extremism Without Becoming Egypt's Microserf Foreign Policy (blog) The Security Council debate, set for Wednesday and titled “Countering the Narratives and Ideologies of Terrorism,” seeks to explore ways to confront the Islamic State and other extremist groups, according to a confidential concept paper drafted by ... |
The Guardian | Egypt to Pay Families of 3 Mexican Tourists Killed by Military New York Times CAIRO — The families of three Mexican tourists mistakenly killed in Egypt in September when military helicopters fired on them will be paid $140,000 each, an official said on Monday. The official, Elhamy ElZayat, the chairman of Egypt's tourism ... Egypt tourism groups pay families of three Mexicans killed by mistake |
RT | 4 members of satirical street group, mocking president, arrested in Egypt RT Another of their clips mocks Sisi's trademark way of ending speeches: “Long live Egypt!” and the manner in which he refers to his mother's advice of “never coveting what belongs to others.” The four members of the group arrested on Monday are Mohamed ... Members of satirical performance group arrested in Egypt Egypt satirical group 'arrested over insulting video' Another View: Repressive regime in Egypt cracks down on gay men |
Time for Egypt to allow Khaled al-Qazzaz to return home Middle East Eye Khaled, who I have the honour of calling a friend, was detained for 18 months without charge starting in 2013 following the coup that overthrew the first democratically elected president of Egypt, Mohamed Morsi, and brought to power military strongman ... |
Haaretz | Muzzled Press Trying to Bite Back in Egypt Haaretz “Mourn for the freedom of the press,” states the black sash adorning the top-right corner of Egyptian news website Yanair Gate (January Gate). “A press that isn't cowardly,” is the website's slogan. But cowardly or not, the fact is that its editor, Amr ... |
Huffington Post | Egypt On a Mission to Abolish Its Youth Huffington Post According to Daily News Egypt, Ibrahim was arrested on April 15 while walking near the Press Syndicate and was released shortly afterwards. There was another attempt of arrest on April 23 from his house, but since he was at the airport then, the police ... |
New York Times | Ambush Kills 8 Police Officers in Egypt New York Times It was the deadliest attack on Egypt's security forces in the capital in months, and a sharp reminder of the continuing threat from Islamist insurgents while President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is under increasing scrutiny for his harsh crackdown on ... Militants kill eight Egyptian police officers in a Cairo suburb Gunmen kill 8 police officers in Egypt Egypt: eight police killed in attack on outskirts of Cairo |
National Geographic | In Egypt, Debate Rages Over Scans of King Tut's Tomb National Geographic This was the lesson of this past weekend's Second Annual Tutankhamun Grand Egyptian Museum Conference in Cairo, where attendees may have been lulled by a lineup of sessions that included “Tutankhamun's Embroidery,” “A Constructive Insight of ... Archaeologists clash in Egypt over King Tut tomb theory Archaeologists clash in Egypt over King Tut tomb "secret chambers" theory |