Aljazeera.com | Egyptian police suffer casualties in ambush Aljazeera.com Up to 30 Egyptian police officers have been killed in a shoot-out during a raid on a suspected hideout of fighters in the country's Western desert, security sources say. Reuters news agency quoted sources as saying the deaths occurred on Friday when ... At least 30 Egyptian police officers killed in desert shootout 30 police officers killed in shootout in Egypt At least 30 police officers killed in shootout in Egypt's western desert |
The Guardian | Irish-Egyptian man freed after four years in jail in Egypt over protest The Guardian An Irish-Egyptian man detained in Egypt for more than four years on charges related to a 2013 Muslim Brotherhood protest in Cairo has been released. Ibrahim Halawa's release early on Friday, announced by his laywer, Darragh Mackin, came about a month ... Egypt releases Irish-Egyptian after 4 years in detention Egypt releases Irish citizen after four years in jail Irish student Ibrahim Halawa freed after four years in Egypt jail |
Financial Times | Egypt and IMF chart path to long-term prosperity Financial Times The programme includes fiscal consolidation through a reduction of costly subsidies, the flotation of the Egyptian pound, institutional restructuring and broadening the tax base. It is designed to make Egypt a more attractive, dynamic, and prosperous ... |
Wall Street Journal | As Islamic State Loses Ground in Syria, Its Affiliate Strikes in Egypt Wall Street Journal The offshoot group, known as Sinai Province, mounted the attacks a few days after Egypt brokered a reconciliation deal between rival Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah. That deal followed an agreement by Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip, to sever ... |
Slate Magazine (blog) | Netizen Report: Will Egypt's jailed bloggers ever see justice? Slate Magazine (blog) The Netizen Report offers an international snapshot of challenges, victories, and emerging trends in internet rights around the world. It originally appears each ... |
Washington Post | More than 60 arrested as Egypt cracks down on gay community ... Washington Post CAIRO — A crackdown on gay people in Egypt intensified in recent days as security forces raided cafes in downtown Cairo and courts delivered harsh prison ... |
MediaPost Communications | Move Over, VR, Ubisoft Takes Gaming Hosts To Egypt For Real Experience MediaPost Communications Ubisoft, the company behind the popular “Assassin's Creed” game franchise, has teamed with Defy Media to take two of its “Smosh” games hosts to Egypt to experience the setting and mysteries of the franchise's latest release, “Assassin's Creed Origins ... |
Bloomberg | Egypt Calls for Less LNG in Tender as Domestic Gas Boost Looms Rigzone State-run Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Co. is seeking 12 LNG cargoes for delivery in the first quarter of 2018 in a tender, according to two people with direct knowledge. That compares with more than 100 cargoes it planned to purchase via tenders or ... GLOBAL LNG-Asian prices drop on wary buyers and lacklustre Egyptian demand |
Live Science | Statue of Egyptian Queen Unearthed Near Giza Pyramids Live Science More than 4,000 years ago, ancient Egyptian artisans carved the likeness of a queen into a wooden statue and even bejeweled her highness with wooden earrings, according to a new discovery announced today (Oct. 18) by Egypt's antiquities ministry. In Egypt, archaeologists find part of 4000-year-old statue |
Prospect | Egypt is in danger of becoming a failed state—and western leaders are mishandling the crisis Prospect Chaos in neighboring Libya has already amply demonstrated the costs to Europe of a failed Mediterranean state, and Egypt's population is some 15 times larger than Libya's. It includes more than thirty million citizens living in abject poverty on less ... |