Egypt
Eleven killed, 23 injured in Fayoum microbus crash
September 14, 2010
Eleven killed, 23 injured in Fayoum microbus crash
Eleven people were killed and 23 injured in a road accident on Qarun Lake Road near Fayoum's Shakshook Village, a…
Van Gogh theft trial postponed
September 14, 2010
Van Gogh theft trial postponed
The Dokki misdemeanor court has postponed the trial of Deputy Culture Minister Mohsen Shalaan and ten other officials implicated in…
UN human rights chief criticizes Egypt for cracking down on activists
September 14, 2010
UN human rights chief criticizes Egypt for cracking down on activists
Geneva--The United Nations' human rights chief criticized big powers on Monday, rapping Russia over the killing of journalists, China for…
Opposition coalition moves to abandon boycott
September 14, 2010
Opposition coalition moves to abandon boycott
The leadership of the four-party opposition coalition (comprised of the Nasserite Party, Tagammu, Wafd and Democratic Front parties), says a…
IAEA to review Egyptian nuclear initiatives
September 14, 2010
IAEA to review Egyptian nuclear initiatives
A delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) arrived in Cairo yesterday for a six-day visit to review developments…
Roll-out of smoking ban under test
September 14, 2010
Roll-out of smoking ban under test
In the first test of how legislation prohibiting smoking in all public places will play out with Egyptians, Al-Masry Al-Youm…
Tuesday’s papers: More spills, new negotiations, ‘cultural catastrophes’
September 14, 2010
Tuesday’s papers: More spills, new negotiations, ‘cultural catastrophes’
State-owned Al-Ahram starts off today’s news with an update on the recent diesel fuel spill along the Aswan coast of…
Sinai tribesmen sentenced in absentia to life in prison for attacking police convoy
September 13, 2010
Sinai tribesmen sentenced in absentia to life in prison for attacking police convoy
A court in the northern Sinai city of Al-Arish has sentenced seven Bedouin tribesmen in absentia to life imprisonment on…
Courts to rule Tuesday on Egypt’s most talked-about cases
September 13, 2010
Courts to rule Tuesday on Egypt’s most talked-about cases
Egyptian courts will have a busy day Tuesday, with verdicts being handed down in four legal cases that have been…
White House: US constitution can’t stop Quran burning
September 13, 2010
White House: US constitution can’t stop Quran burning
The US administration cannot penalize Terry Jones, the controversial Florida church pastor that had threatened to burn the Quran on…