BusinessWeek - 5 hours ago The verdict reflects the frustrations and setbacks for Egypt'syouthful activists since their leaderless uprising ended Mubarak's three-decade reign within 18 days. |
USA TODAY - 3 hours ago Saad el-Katatni, Egypt's newly elected parliament speaker, addresses the first session after the revolution that ousted Hosni Mubarak in Cairo on Monday. |
Egyptian Gazette - 6 hours ago On this day a year ago, a popular revolution erupted in Egypt, forcing former president Hosni Mubarak to step down in an astonishing, peaceful revolt. |
Salon - 5 hours ago By Khaled Diab Half a world away from the Republican presidential primaries where candidates vie to outlaw birth control and promote abstinence, ban pornography and condemn the “sin” of homosexuality, Egypt's first post-revolution parliamentary ... |
Virginia Tech Collegiate Times - 6 minutes ago by Bryce Stucki, regular columnist Over the past few months, I have been asking friends, family and acquaintances whether they would rather live inEgypt or Iran. I asked them to reconsider the question based on their gender and economic status. |
Barron's (blog) - 9 hours ago By Randall Forsyth Remember all the great expectations after the “Arab Spring” swept through Egypt and swept out former President Hosni Mubarak? |
Bloomberg - 17 hours ago Egypt's newly elected parliament convened today for the first time since the downfall of Hosni Mubarak with Islamists dominating a legislature in which they once had no presence. |
Daily News Egypt - 6 hours ago By Mariam Hamdy/ Special to Daily News Egypt Last week saw the last of remarkable events hosted by EU Ambassador Mark Franco and his wife, Rita Jansen, at their residence in Zamalek. |
Washington Post - 10 hours ago CAIRO - The lawyer defending Egypt's former interior minister from charges that he ordered the killing of protesters during last year's uprising on Monday blamed “thugs and foreign elements” for shooting people. |
Yahoo!7 News - 6 hours ago CAIRO (AFP) - Islamist MPs took centre stage on Monday asEgypt's parliament met for the first time since a popular uprising ousted Hosni Mubarak, electing one of their own as speaker of the assembly. |
CBC.ca - 3 hours ago Political instability left in the wake of the violent ouster of President Hosni Mubarak crippled Egypt's once thriving tourism industry in 2011. |
Daily News Egypt - 8 hours ago Egypt's newly-elected parliament meets for its first session in Cairo on January 23. (AFP Photo/Asmaa Waguih/Pool) By Heba Fahmy/Daily News Egypt CAIRO: Saad Al-Katatny, secretary general of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), was elected Speaker of ... |
Haaretz - 3 hours ago According to reports buy Egyptian media, the squad, armed with automatic weapons, took hold of "Aqua Sun", situated about 30 kilometers south of Taba, Egypt. There were no tourists at the site when the squad took it hostage, however, ... |
Wall Street Journal - Jan 22, 2012 By ROBERT SATLOFF AND ERIC TRAGER From an American perspective, the situation in Egypt is a nightmare. One year after Tahrir Square triumphantly toppled a tyrant, Islamists are poised to profit from Egyptian "people power. |
Onislam.net - 11 hours ago GAZA CITY - Encouraged by a surprising electoral win by Salafists in post-revolution Egypt, Salafist groups in Gaza are aspiring to repeating a similar victory in Israel-blockaded seaside enclave. |
Washington Post - 5 hours ago Egypt's new Islamist-dominated parliament convened for its first session Monday, a post-Mubarak milestone for the country nearly a year after demonstrations began to oust the longtime leader. |
CNN (blog) - 34 minutes ago While much has been achieved since those euphoric times, Egypt'srevolution today is, unfortunately, incomplete and imperfect - so much so that some now doubt whether it will fully succeed. |
AllAfrica.com - 19 hours ago Last Saturday in Milan, Vodafone Egypt threw in a free concert with the famous Egyptian singer Nancy Ajram to launch its first MVNO under the label "Bladna". |
Al-Masry Al-Youm - 16 hours ago The scene, accentuated by election results that showed Islamists winning devastating landslides, seemed symbolic of the gradual dissolution of a set of visions and aspirations that linked Egypt to the West; ideas that were influential duringEgypt's ... |
Ahram Online - 10 hours ago Also experiencing a good day in the market was the landline monopoly Telecom Egypt and mobile communications firm Mobinil, whose shares saw gains of 2.4 and 1.2 per cent respectively. |