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Monday’s papers: Clashes continue, and a Black Bloc emerges
Egypt

Monday’s papers: Clashes continue, and a Black Bloc emerges

“Violence sweeps Suez Canal, Cairo and Alexandria” headlines on the front page of state-owned Al-Akhbar newspaper read.  Two people were…
Sunday’s papers: Between retribution and turmoil
Egypt

Sunday’s papers: Between retribution and turmoil

Both state-run and independent newspapers Sunday juxtaposed the celebrations and chaos that erupted in Cairo and Port Said respectively after…
Tuesday’s papers: Revolutionaries up in arms, Islamists celebrate
Egypt

Tuesday’s papers: Revolutionaries up in arms, Islamists celebrate

Tuesday’s papers show that revolutionaries are rolling up their sleeves for the second anniversary of the 2011 uprising and intending…
Sunday’s papers: Political cash
Egypt

Sunday’s papers: Political cash

Privately owned media this morning focused on the government calls for reconciliation with the men of the old regime, which…
Tuesday’s papers: Dueling praise and criticism among the headlines
Egypt

Tuesday’s papers: Dueling praise and criticism among the headlines

Discrepancies continue to a greater extent between state-owned and independent news coverage in Tuesday’s papers. While state-run papers praise the…
Sunday’s papers: Preparations for elections and revolution anniversary
Egypt

Sunday’s papers: Preparations for elections and revolution anniversary

Daily papers Sunday run news relating to the preparations for the upcoming parliamentary elections, the issuing of historic court verdicts…
Wednesday’s papers: Al-Watan goes Islamist
Egypt

Wednesday’s papers: Al-Watan goes Islamist

Privately owned Al-Watan newspaper attempts a new approach Wednesday in its criticism of the ruling Muslim Brotherhood. The paper announces…
Monday’s papers: Copts celebrate Christmas as the Brotherhood seizes Cabinet
Egypt

Monday’s papers: Copts celebrate Christmas as the Brotherhood seizes Cabinet

The main news items in Monday’s papers include: Coptic Christmas celebrations, controversies surrounding new ministers in the recently reshuffled cabinet,…
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