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Egypt's Money Woes Hit a Touchstone of Marriage - Wall Street Journal Wed, 07 Sep 2016 23:30:36 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Egypt's Money Woes Hit a Touchstone of Marriage
Wall Street Journal
CAIRO—He was a doctor. She was a dentist. And they loved each other, to the point of broaching marriage to their parents. But a romantic union between these two medical professionals fell apart over an economic indicator: the price of gold in Egypt.
Egypt Names Six Provincial Governors, Mostly Ex-generalsVoice of America
Six Egyptian provincial governors and new supply minister sworn-inAhram Online

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Exclusive: Egypt's ergot saga deepens as wheat rejected in Romania - Reuters Wed, 07 Sep 2016 18:03:01 GMT

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Exclusive: Egypt's ergot saga deepens as wheat rejected in Romania
Reuters
ABU DHABI Egyptian state inspectors have rejected a 63,000 ton shipment of wheat at its Romanian port of origin after checking for ergot, the first time Egypt has rejected a cargo at source since taking a zero tolerance stance against the common grain ...

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Egypt: Outrage as MP opposes tougher FGM laws because of 'impotent men' - BBC News Wed, 07 Sep 2016 11:49:25 GMT

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Egypt: Outrage as MP opposes tougher FGM laws because of 'impotent men'
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An Egyptian MP has stirred controversy after rejecting tougher penalties for those who force women into genital mutilation (FGM), saying half of the country's men "are impotent". Parliament last week approved longer jail terms for those carrying out ...
Egypt's women 'must undergo FGM because the country's men are sexually weak'Daily Mail
Egypt MP in hot water after backing FGM because 'men are sexually weak'Al-Arabiya
Female genital mutilation needed because Egyptian men are 'sexually weak,' lawmaker saysNational Post
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5 killed in train derailment in Egypt - New York Post Wed, 07 Sep 2016 18:44:53 GMT

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5 killed in train derailment in Egypt
New York Post
AL-AYAT, Egypt — A train went off the tracks south of Egypt's capital, Cairo, on Wednesday, killing five people, according to the Health Ministry. Ministry spokesman Khaled Megahed said 27 people were injured in the accident in the al-Ayat area, about ...
27 dead in Egypt bus, train accidentsgulfnews.com
3 dead in train derailment south of Egypt's capitalFox News
25 dead in Egypt bus, train accidents before holidayAl-Arabiya
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Egypt bans statues that do not have official government approval - The Guardian Wed, 07 Sep 2016 20:13:41 GMT

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Egypt bans statues that do not have official government approval
The Guardian
A cabinet official who asked to remain anonymous said Wednesday's decision came after “the repeated setting up in the country's squares of bad statues that do not conform with Egypt's deep-rooted history”. The controversial statue of a soldier hugging ...
Egypt bans statues without official sanctionAl-Arabiya

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App launches in Egypt to combat forced disappearances | World ... - The Guardian Tue, 06 Sep 2016 05:45:57 GMT

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App launches in Egypt to combat forced disappearances | World ...
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Disguised as a calculator on smartphone screens, I Protect alerts contacts and local human rights group when user is arrested.
'I Protect' app launched to combat forced disappearances in EgyptAl-Arabiya

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Egypt Positions Itself at the Center of a New Energy Market - STRATFOR Wed, 07 Sep 2016 17:15:25 GMT

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Egypt Positions Itself at the Center of a New Energy Market
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A string of sizable natural gas discoveries has been made in the eastern Mediterranean Sea over the past decade, and Egypt is working to ensure that it reaps the benefits. On Aug. 31, Cairo signed a preliminary deal with Cyprus to build an underwater ...

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Female genital mutilation needed because Egyptian men are ... - Washington Post Tue, 06 Sep 2016 17:18:15 GMT

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Egypt's Christians Say They Are at a 'Breaking Point' - New York Times Sun, 04 Sep 2016 23:51:37 GMT

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Egypt's Christians Say They Are at a 'Breaking Point'
New York Times
MINYA, Egypt — The Egyptian government has appointed Imam Mahmoud Gomaa, a Muslim cleric, to keep the peace between Christians and Muslims in this corner of upper Egypt. “Everything is good,” he insisted in an interview, citing Christian participation ...
A new law aims to make building churches in Egypt easier – but will ...Jerusalem Post Israel News
Coptic Catholic Church welcomes new Egyptian law on building ...Catholic Herald Online

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Egypt opens Gaza terminal for 4th day - Anadolu Agency Wed, 07 Sep 2016 10:17:05 GMT

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Egypt opens Gaza terminal for 4th day
Anadolu Agency
The Egyptian authorities kept the Rafah border crossing with the blockaded Gaza Strip open for the fourth day on Wednesday. The Gaza border authority said in a statement the terminal was open in both directions to allow stranded Palestinians and ...
Egypt to extend opening of Rafah border with Gaza for two daysAhram Online
Egypt extends opening days of Rafah border crossingWAFA - Palestine News Agency

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