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Italy deports 60 Egyptians who entered country illegally

Italy deports 60 Egyptians who entered country illegally

Italian authorities have decided to send home 60 Egyptians who entered the country's coasts illegally, Egypt's Ministry of Foreign Affairs…
Egyptian court denies Mubarak access to bank accounts

Egyptian court denies Mubarak access to bank accounts

An Egyptian court on Tuesday backed a decision preventing ousted president Hosni Mubarak from accessing his personal bank accounts, as…
Coptic sources say protests likely to resume

Coptic sources say protests likely to resume

Coptic Christians are preparing for renewed protests over what they say is a delay in arrests of people who burned…
Muslim Brotherhood: We won’t maintain an exclusive role

Muslim Brotherhood: We won’t maintain an exclusive role

The Muslim Brotherhood tried to reassure political players on Sunday that it will not maintain an exclusive role in forming…
Interior Ministry employees protest downtown

Interior Ministry employees protest downtown

Hundreds of Interior Ministry employees and police personnel protested Tuesday in downtown Cairo, calling for better working conditions.
Christian leaders express reservations over referendum

Christian leaders express reservations over referendum

Some Christian leaders have expressed reservations about the national referendum on proposed amendments to Egypt's Constitution.They criticized political groups that…
Tuesday’s papers: Anxiety of Islamist-takeover grows in wake of referendum

Tuesday’s papers: Anxiety of Islamist-takeover grows in wake of referendum

Tuesday's editorials and columns reflect the anxiety of various journalists and writers about the influence of Islamists, who strongly backed…
Prominent Egypt Salafi proclaims victory for religion in referendum

Prominent Egypt Salafi proclaims victory for religion in referendum

One of Egypt’s prominent Salafi sheikhs, Mohamed Hussein Yaqoub, said that religion won in Saturday's referendum on constitutional amendments.
Ban Ki-moon warns of ‘violent’ forms of expression following attack

Ban Ki-moon warns of ‘violent’ forms of expression following attack

“While freedom of expression is ensured, such expression should not be violent or threatening. This is mutually agreed as a…
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