The Guardian | Egypt charges lawyer investigating Italian student's murder The Guardian Metwally represents families of people forcibly disappeared by the Egyptian state – when a person is secretly arrested and held in an unknown location without access to legal services – after his son disappeared in 2013. His son had been campaigning ... Egypt acknowledges secret arrest of rights lawyer Lawyer Who Worked for Egypt's Disappeared Himself Vanishes Egypt detains lawyer investigating enforced disappearances |
Science Magazine | Updated: Researchers rally around science advocate convicted in Egypt Science Magazine Scientists, engineers, and others are hoping an Egyptian court will reconsider a prison sentence given to one of the nation's most prominent science advocates. Last week, in a surprising outcome, an Egyptian judge sentenced Ismail Serageldin, founding ... |
The Economist | Egypt is making renewed efforts to reform its economy The Economist At one point more than half of Egypt's industrial production and 90% of its banking revenue came from the public sector. This socialised economy helped create an urban middle class. But by the 1970s it had become bloated and inefficient. Anwar Sadat ... |
Bloomberg | Egypt Weighs Debut 1.5 Billion Euro-Denominated Bond Sale ... Bloomberg Egyptian policy makers are weighing plans to raise 1.5 billion euros from the country's first sale of euro-denominated bonds, Finance Minister Amr El-Garhy said. |
News & Observer | Egypt president expects inflation to fall by half in 2018 News & Observer Egypt's president says he expects the country's inflation rate to fall by more than half in 2018, forecasting an improving economy after years of political unrest. President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi told a financial conference on Thursday that the ... Egypt's Sisi says reforms put economy "on right track" Egypt budget deficit at 9.5 pct in Q4 FY 2016-17: president Egyptian President Meets with US Council of Churches, Commits to Promoting Religious Freedom |
Egypt Independent | Lawyer assisting in murdered Italian student investigation detained in Egypt Reuters CAIRO (Reuters) - An Egyptian lawyer who is helping investigate the case of murdered Italian student Giulio Regeni was prevented from flying to a U.N. conference and detained by a special prosecutor, his supporters and a security source said. Italian ambassador to Egypt commences work Egypt, Italy ties warm as Rome sends new envoy Egypt Detains Rights Lawyer Investigating Enforced Disappearance, Regeni's Murder |
Aljazeera.com | Egypt: 2 soldiers, 5 militants killed in Sinai shootout Washington Post EL-ARISH, Egypt — Egypt's military said Wednesday that troops killed five militants who attacked a checkpoint in the northern Sinai Peninsula, where an Islamic State assault on a convoy two days earlier killed 18 police. Military spokesman Col. Tamer ... Deadly attack hits Egypt's Sinai Peninsula | News | Al Jazeera Two Egyptian soldiers, 5 militants killed in Sinai shootout | The ... Five militants, two soldiers, killed in Egypt's North Sinai |
The Jerusalem Post | Report: Egypt proposes new formula for prisoner swap talks The Jerusalem Post Al-Quds reported that Egyptian officials presented the plan to a Hamas delegation that visited Cairo this past week. Egyptian Intelligence chief Khalid Fawzy and Hamas Politburo chief Ismail Haniyeh and a number of other senior Hamas officials met in ... Egypt renews push to end Palestinian split Egypt Reportedly Proposes New Plan for Hamas-Israel Prisoner Swap Hamas engagement with Egypt fails reconcile Palestinian rivals |
Human Rights Watch | Egypt: Detained Couple Denied Fundamental Rights Human Rights Watch (Beirut) – Egyptian authorities have repeatedly violated a married couple's due process rights since their June 30, 2017 arrest and subsequent detention, Human Rights Watch said today. Interior Ministry forces arrested Ola al-Qaradawi, 55, and her ... |
U.S. News & World Report | Facing Potential Wheat Crisis, Egypt Plays Down Poppy Seed Risk U.S. News & World Report Banna's comments are the first by an Egyptian official to take a similar view. He said the seeds were "not very dangerous", and that "there is still a study that has not been completed to determine whether to re-export it to the country of origin or ... |