Washington Post | Egypt court orders release of Muslim Brotherhood financier Washington Post CAIRO — An Egyptian court has ordered the release on bail of a senior leader and financier of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood who has been in detention for nearly two years. A judicial official said on Thursday that businessman Hassan Malik is to be ... Egypt court releases leading Brotherhood member Hassan Malek on bail pending trial |
Daily Mail | Egypt: 4000-Year-Old Funerary Garden Discovered in Luxor Voice of America In a Wednesday statement, the ministry said the rectangular-shaped garden was found during excavations in an open courtyard of a rock-cut tomb belonging to the Middle Kingdom of ancient Egypt. The garden is divided into four squared sections. Archaeologists discover ancient funerary garden in Egypt 4000 year old model garden found outside Egypt tomb 4000 years old unique funerary garden discovered in Egypt's Luxor |
The Tidings | John Allen, Jr. Pope's trip to Egypt may be one of those 'big deal' moments The Tidings Pope Francis embraces Sheik Ahmad el-Tayeb, grand imam of al-Azhar University, at a conference on international peace in Cairo April 28. The pope was making a two-day visit to Egypt. (CNS PHOTO/PAUL HARING) ... Egypt is a beacon of hope and refuge, pope says at audience Editorial: The pope's mission to Egypt was bold and brave - Boulder ... Why the Pope's visit to Egypt is little more than an attempt to rebuild bridges with the country's Coptic Christians |
Egypt's mannequin makers feel currency pinch Channel NewsAsia CAIRO: The man who describes himself as the pioneer of Egypt's mannequin industry believes his career is almost over, killed by high costs and cheaper Chinese imports favoured by many clothing stores. Hosni Faris launched his mannequin business in ... |
The Independent | Egyptian President al-Sisi is employing militia in the Sinai – a sign of how desperate his war against Isis has become The Independent Counter-insurgency wars – struggles against “terrorism” – always breed corruption and counter-murder. And now the Egyptian army is following the same contaminated path as many of its neighbours by using a killer-militia in its war against Isis in Sinai. Sinai Bedouin Aligning with Egypt Against ISIS |
Jerusalem Post Israel News | Why is Egypt 'indifferent' to the Palestinian prisoners' hunger strike? Jerusalem Post Israel News It is a catastrophe that millions of Arab youth see any attention to Palestinian news as abnormal and have been influenced by Egyptian official media which justifies the warm relations with Israel by saying that Palestinians are the ones who sold their ... Egypt to open Rafah crossing with Gaza in one direction for 3 days |
Catholic Herald Online | Egypt is a beacon of hope and refuge, Pope Francis says Catholic Herald Online During his weekly general audience on May 3, the Pope reflected on his recent visit to Egypt and said that because of its religious and cultural heritage as well as its role in the Middle East, Egypt has the task of promoting a lasting peace that ... |
The National Interest Online | How Sisi Could Wreck the Egyptian Economy The National Interest Online Since the era of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian state had harnessed itself with expectations that it would provide beyond its abilities in exchange for quietist political attitudes. As a result of declining revenue due to political instability, which ... Egypt: 2 judges given non-judicial posts, another dismissed Egypt's president visits staunch ally United Arab Emirates Egypt's Al Sissi begins UAE visit |
Livemint | Chemplast Sanmar plans $300 million investment to turn around Egypt business Livemint Backed by billionaire Prem Watsa, who invested $300 million in the Chennai-based polyvinyl chloride (PVC) manufacturer in 2016, the firm is betting on improving economic and political conditions in Egypt, mired in years of political upheaval following ... |
The Boston Globe | Denial isn't just a river in Egypt The Boston Globe There is nothing quite as ludicrous as white guys who whine that complaints of racism are exaggerated. But ever since Monday, when Baltimore Orioles outfielder Adam Jones said he heard racial slurs yelled at him during a game at Fenway Park, there has ... |