World Conflicts — Egypt

World Conflicts — Egypt

• Egypt and Diplomacy

  My new piece for The Commentator: The main reason why I think it’s almost better for Western governments to say as little as possible in these grim... Read more

  The 15 august 2013 by   Charlescrawford
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• Egypt is in Violence and Upset Now, but the Future Holds Blessing for His...

  

  In December 2012 I'd posted a blog entry about what was happening in Egypt, and took a look at prophecy, which says that God has a plan for Egypt. Read more

  The 14 august 2013 by   Elizabethprata
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• Egypt Now Fertile Ground For Extremists?

  

  A good article by Michael Hirsch in The Atlantic proposing that Egypt may become the new, fertile recruiting ground for Islamic extremists and how the lack of... Read more

  The 14 august 2013 by   Paul Phillips
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• Egypt 2013 Or France 1848 from Marx

  

  I wrote a post a while back about the need for the experts and press to not to sound a death knell regarding the democratic revolution in Egypt just because of... Read more

  The 14 august 2013 by   Paul Phillips
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• Egypt Under Empire, Part 4: Dancing Between Dictatorship and Democracy

  

  By: Andrew Gavin MarshallOriginally published at The Hampton InstitutePart 1: Working Class Resistance and European Imperial Ambitions Part 2: The “Threat” Of... Read more

  The 07 august 2013 by   Andrewgavinmarshall
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• Egypt Under Empire, Part 3: From Nasser to Mubarak

  

  By: Andrew Gavin MarshallOriginally published at The Hampton InstitutePart 1: Working Class Resistance and European Imperial Ambitions Part 2: The “Threat” Of... Read more

  The 30 july 2013 by   Andrewgavinmarshall
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• The Crook and Flail - Pharaoh Symbols in Egypt

  

  Although not many know what they represent, the crook and flail are today well known as symbols of Ancient Egypt Pharaohs. The amazing discovery to the tomb of... Read more

  The 28 july 2013 by   Zubitravel
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• Civil War Breaking out Across Egypt

  

  So much for the much-vaunted “Arab Spring” . . . . Egyptians Pour Into Cairo, Alexandria Streets by VOA News July 26, 2013 Violent clashes have broken out in... Read more

  The 27 july 2013 by   Eowyn
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• Egypt Under Empire, Part 2: The “Threat” of Arab Nationalism

  

  Egypt Under Empire, Part 2: The “Threat” of Arab NationalismBy: Andrew Gavin MarshallThe following is Part 2 of my series, “Egypt Under Empire,” originally... Read more

  The 24 july 2013 by   Andrewgavinmarshall
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• Traveling to Egypt with Little Passports! (Review)

  

  This month we received the next stop in our world travels with Little Passports: Egypt! If you have been following my Little Passports series, we first... Read more

  The 23 july 2013 by   Peaceloveorganicmom
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• Will Egypt Implode On July 19? Muslim Brotherhood Plans Cutting Power And...

  

  By Susan Duclos The Egypt Independent is reporting the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) is planning chaos for Friday, July 19, 2013 In Egypt, including the cutting of... Read more

  The 18 july 2013 by   Susanduclos
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• Egypt Under Empire, Part 1: Working Class Resistance and European Imperial...

  

  By: Andrew Gavin MarshallOriginally posted at The Hampton InstituteEgypt is one of the most important countries in the world, geopolitically speaking. Read more

  The 12 july 2013 by   Andrewgavinmarshall
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• Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood

  Michael Totten, an American writer who likes to follow the action very closely at first hand, comes clean on his many mistakes regarding the slow rise and fairl... Read more

  The 11 july 2013 by   Charlescrawford
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• Egypt – Disruption, Violence and Confusion Reigns

  

  In Egypt since the military coup last week taking down the government of Mohamed Morsi, the now former President, there has been celebrations, violence, more... Read more

  The 08 july 2013 by   Solarisastro
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• Where Did US Policy in Egypt Go Wrong?

  My latest piece for PunditWire looks at some of the feeble messages emanating from President Obama's much heralded Cairo speech in 2009 and wonders if they... Read more

  The 08 july 2013 by   Charlescrawford
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• Anti-Obama Signs In Egypt- They REAlly Don't Like Him

  

  By Susan Duclos While there are still headlines here in the U.S. discussing the Egyptian military deposing the now former-president Mohamed Morsi, one consisten... Read more

  The 07 july 2013 by   Susanduclos
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• Umm Ali Egyptian Dessert

  

  There is a story behind this dessert, but its not about me and it is not pleasant. Once upon a time in ancient Egypt, lived a Sultan Salih Ayyub who married... Read more

  The 07 july 2013 by   Sukarah
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• Egypt: A Very Democratic Coup

  

  Nobody is more pro-democracy than me. But I must confess a grudging soft spot for a force that can tell a president, “You’ve been a total dick-head and screw-up... Read more

  The 05 july 2013 by   Fsrcoin
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• Egyptian Army Toppled President Mohammed Morsi

  

  The Egyptian army toppled President Mohammed Morsi on Wednesday after a week of massacre that claimed the lives of nearly 50 people and injured scores of... Read more

  The 04 july 2013 by   Azharnadeem
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• Brave New Egypt

  Yes, I’m sorry. I know that the media have been discussing nothing else for over 24 hours, but I feel it’s important to join in, on this occasion: what’s going... Read more

  The 04 july 2013 by   Thepoliticalidealist
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• "Denial Ain't Just a River in Egypt": Mark Twain

  Sorry about the title - actually, I'm not that sorry because I thinks it's a corker! I was cheating by looking for a suitabley learned quotation with which to... Read more

  The 04 july 2013 by   Davidduff
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• Egyptian Democracy Was Just An Illusion

  

  There is sad news coming out of Egypt. It seems that the Egyptian military, led by General Abdul Fattah al-Sisi (pictured above), has pulled off a military... Read more

  The 04 july 2013 by   Jobsanger
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• Morsi Out, Military In, Can Democracy Slip Too In Egypt

  

  When Mubarak was ousted in Spring 2011 I concluded following scenario in my article Days of Rage on the Arab street : ”Egypt’s society is diverse enough to... Read more

  The 04 july 2013 by   Arirusila
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• Suez Canal: How Egypt Is Helping To Curb Somali Piracy Threat

  

  In terms of international trade, the Suez Canal is arguably one of the most important waterways in the world. The post Suez Canal: How Egypt Is Helping To Curb... Read more

  The 03 july 2013 by   Adeyemiadisa
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• What Egyptians Think of U.S. President Lucifer

  

  Here are some signs seen in the continuing MASSIVE anti-government demonstrations in Cairo, Egypt. Source of pics: The Ulsterman ReportThe Pew Research... Read more

  The 03 july 2013 by   Eowyn
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• Egypt Is Falling.

  

  Doodad The military has announced a coup; Morsi is out, the constitution has been suspended and a "code of ethics," has been issued for all media. This may be... Read more

  The 03 july 2013 by   Mikelumish
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• Breaking News -- Military Coup Has Begun in Egypt

  Wow - Egypt could share a new Independence Day with the U.S. after this. Every indication so far is that the military is intervening to get rid of Morsi... Read more

  The 03 july 2013 by   Doggone
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• Military Coup Looming in Egypt, NOW

  

  Gehad El-Haddad, @gelhaddad, is "media spokesman for Muslim Brotherhood Senior Adviser to Freedom Justice Party | Exec Director at Nahda Project | Media... Read more

  The 03 july 2013 by   Elizabethprata
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• Morsi Ousted, Egypt Celebrates With Fireworks (Video)

  

  By Susan Duclos After days of protests calling for Egypt's president Mohammed Morsi to step down, the Egyptian miltary stepped in and ousted Morsi and the... Read more

  The 03 july 2013 by   Susanduclos
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• Egypt News from Russia Today

  (Russia Today) Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has offered a consensus government as a way out of the country’s crisis, but offered no new compromises. Read more

  The 03 july 2013 by   Mendeleyeev
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• Egypt: Obama Drops the Ball--again

  "As he did during Iran’s Green Revolution, President Obama is letting slip an opportunity to dislodge an Islamist regime that will oppose our interests in the... Read more

  The 02 july 2013 by   Hughvw
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• Egypt is a Holy Mess

  Mike L.{Cross-posted at the Times of Israel.}The snippets below were originally written and published by Reuters and the Jerusalem Post staff:Youths hurl... Read more

  The 01 july 2013 by   Mikelumish
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• Egypt: Protesters Storm Muslim Brotherhood Headquarters

  

  By Susan Duclos Millions took to the streets of Egypt on Sunday, the anniversary of Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi's inauguration and as the second day of... Read more

  The 01 july 2013 by   Susanduclos
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• Two Upcoming Protests Sunday May Clash in Egypt

  

  An article in The Guardian relates that both Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood President Morsi’s supporters and liberal anti-Morsi protesters may clash in huge protest... Read more

  The 29 june 2013 by   Paul Phillips
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• Hell Breaks Loose In Egypt; 600+ Injured, 7 Dead So Far, Marines Ready, US...

  

  By Susan Duclos Videos of protests and damage will be shown below the article. Egyptians protest Barack Obama’s support of Morsi As the day of protest nears in... Read more

  The 29 june 2013 by   Susanduclos
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• US Soldiers To Defend Muslim Brotherhood Government Against Egyptian...

  By Susan Duclos KCENTV reports that U.S. military is wrapping up training before being shipped off to Egypt to protect the Muslim Brotherhood led Egyptian... Read more

  The 26 june 2013 by   Susanduclos
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• Hot Mic Catches Egyptian President and Cabinet Plotting Against Israel,...

  

  Isaiah 19 along with the more 'famous' prophecy in Isaiah 17 (Damascus destroyed) are two prophecies that have not yet come to fruition. Read more

  The 13 june 2013 by   Elizabethprata
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• Lost Egyptian City Found Underwater

  

  image credit YouTube The ancient Egyptian city of Heracleion disappeared beneath the Mediterranean 1,200 years ago. Founded around 8th century BC, it is believe... Read more

  The 11 june 2013 by   Gerard
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• From Ancient Egypt to Contemporary Rolex: Meteorite Jewelry Stands the Test of...

  

  The expression, “There is nothing new under the sun,” takes on a whole new meaning when you consider the ancient ancestors of Rolex’s Meteorite Dial watches. Read more

  The 04 june 2013 by   Raymondleejewelers
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• Egyptian Civil Society: Now & Then

  

  The legacy of the past and the challenges of the present Read more

  The 28 may 2013 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• Culture Evolving: Egyptian Mahraganat Music Flowers in the Arab Spring

  In just a few years, these and other young musicians have created a new genre of youth-driven, socially conscious music and forced it on the Egyptian soundscape. Read more

  The 12 may 2013 by   Bbenzon
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• Difference in Egypt and Tunisia Transitions Affected by Education More Than...

  

  A recent op-ed in Foreign Policy discusses the possibility of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt becoming more ‘Islamist’ as time goes on as they seemingly increas... Read more

  The 10 may 2013 by   Paul Phillips
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• Apache Announces Three New Oil and Gas Discoveries in Egypt

  

  (Credit: Apache Corporation) Apache Corporation made three oil and natural gas discoveries in Egypt’s Western Desert. Together the new discovery wells... Read more

  The 09 may 2013 by   Dailyfusion
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• Russia Begins to Receive Christian Refugees Fleeing Egypt and Syria

  

  Christian refugees from Egypt are beginning to arrive in Russia as the Muslim Brotherhood government has instructed Egyptian police not to respond whenever... Read more

  The 05 may 2013 by   Mendeleyeev
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• The Egypt Independent Says Farewell in a Blaze of Glory

  

  Coming up on about a week now, it was announced throughout the world that Egypt’s main independent English language news source, Egypt Independent, was to stop... Read more

  The 01 may 2013 by   Warigia
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• Eating Egypt

  

  Pharaonical Feasts and a Regency Ghost William (Gugliamo) Jarrin (1784-1848). Stipple engraving (1820). I have not posted an article on this blog for ages. Read more

  The 06 april 2013 by   Historicfood
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• The Need to Prioritize Economic Development in Egypt

  

  A market in Egypt (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)Sally Roshdy is a CIPE-Atlas Corps Think Tank LINKS Fellow serving at the Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED) . Read more

  The 04 april 2013 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• Saboteurs Cut Undersea Internet Cable Near Egypt

  

  IDG News Service – Egypt said it has arrested three men suspected of slicing a crucial undersea Internet cable on Wednesday, causing widespread problems from... Read more

  The 28 march 2013 by   Earth First! Newswire
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• New Problems for Egypt’s Mohamed Morsi

  

  When the Egyptian Uprising began during 2011, we heard media milling about in search of apt metaphors to describe the mass protests and revolution in Egypt. Read more

  The 09 march 2013 by   Azharnadeem
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• Confronting Egypt’s Implementation Gap

  

  Anna Nadgrodkiewicz and Marko Tomicic present the Implementation Gap handbook.This past week, CIPE’s Cairo field office worked with partners Federation of... Read more

  The 05 march 2013 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• Apache’s Tests Confirm Large Oil Reserves in Western Egypt

  

  (Credit: Paul Lowry Rhodes http://www.flickr.com/photos/paul_lowry/) Apache Corporation has announced yesterday the test results for the Amoun NE-1X oil well... Read more

  The 05 march 2013 by   Dailyfusion
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• The Princess of Egypt Must Die by Stepahnie Dray #weeklyshorts

  

  Weekly Shorts is a fun meme hosted by Kriss at Cabin Goddess. This is a great way to find something to read that doesn't take long and doesn't cost much. Read more

  The 07 february 2013 by   Librarygirl
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• Now Can We Renege on the F16/Abrams Tank Deal with Egypt?

  

  Or is it too late? I'm going to link two stories that are hitting the wires today. First up, from Haaretz: Ahmadinejad said the world must now treat Iran as a... Read more

  The 06 february 2013 by   Brutallyhonest
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• Magnificent Egypt

  Travels enrich life. Certainly, that is the only thing worth investing. Actually, it is just my opinion. Maybe, you do not agree with that. But, still you have... Read more

  The 04 february 2013 by   Hiddenobjectgames2011
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• Incredibly Scary News from Syria and Egypt This Morning. In...

  

  Photo Post Incredibly scary news from Syria and Egypt this morning. In Aleppo, scores of men were found, bound and shot in the back of the head. Read more

  The 29 january 2013 by   Briennewalsh
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• Thoughts on Ecological-Crisis, #Egypt, #Jan25, and Revolutionary Struggle

  

  A black bloc participant, Tahrir Square, January 25, 2013. Source: Al-JazeeraJanuary 25, 2012, is the two year anniversary of a massive gathering that took plac... Read more

  The 26 january 2013 by   Earth First! Newswire
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• Happy Birthday to a More Democratic, If Not Revolutionary Egypt

  

  Destroyed wall in Qasr al Aini street Today marks the second anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution. January 25, 2011 marks the day when the Egyptian... Read more

  The 25 january 2013 by   Warigia
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• US Foreign Aid to Egypt

  

  According to multiple sources, the United States has given Egypt a gift of 20 F-16 fighter jets, and 200 Abrams tanks. When delivered, this will make Egypt's Ai... Read more

  The 25 january 2013 by   Stupiditybloggr
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• Speech About Egyptian Democratization to the Arkansas Peace and Justice...

  

  Mural of Nasser, Tahrir Square, January 12, 2013 Democratization in Egypt January 12, 2013 Thank you for inviting me here tonight. Read more

  The 12 january 2013 by   Warigia
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• Egypt (Part 4) Dune Buggies, Quad Bikes and Camels

  

  After we had returned to Badawya from visiting the Bedouin camp by Jeep Safari (see earlier post), earlier in the day, the children were taken to see reptiles, ... Read more

  The 08 january 2013 by   Emmasbucketlist
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• YALLA! YALLA! …Bedouins and an Egyptian Desert Jeep Safari

  

  Having done a cultural trip to soak up some of the history of Egypt, we also opted for the ‘Badawya excursion’.  This was an action packed itinerary that... Read more

  The 02 january 2013 by   Emmasbucketlist
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• Egypt (Part 2) – Temple of Karnak, Valley of the Kings, Tutankhamen’s Tomb and...

  

  The kids and I at the Entrance to the Valley of the Kings Back on Egypt I decided to take my children to on a last-minute holiday to Egypt.  My partner was... Read more

  The 02 january 2013 by   Emmasbucketlist
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• Egypt (Part 1) – Hurghada, Makadi, Snorkelling and Kissing a Cobra

  

  Self Portrait The view of the beach from the pathway Back in October, I decided to go on a spur of the moment holiday with the kids, since my partner had been... Read more

  The 01 january 2013 by   Emmasbucketlist
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• Egyptian Constitutional Referendum: I Am Not Impressed

  

  The first part of the constitutional referendum took place this weekend in Egypt. Voting will complete on the 22d. I am not a fan of these multi-stage voting... Read more

  The 17 december 2012 by   Warigia
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• Vote No on the Egyptian Constitution

  

  Violent clashes at the Presidential Palace, December 5, 2012. Photo Credit Al Masry Al Youm A constitutional referendum is scheduled for December 15, 2012... Read more

  The 12 december 2012 by   Warigia
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• A Very Bad Version of the Egyptian Constitution and a Very Big Protest

  

  Sit In at Tahrir. Credit: Al Masry Al Youm There is so much going on in Egypt it is next to impossible to keep track of it all. But wait, I have had this feelin... Read more

  The 04 december 2012 by   Warigia
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• 47 Nursery Children Killed in Egypt Bus-Train Crash

  

  At least 47 children aged four to six years were killed and 13 injured in the deadly collusion between a school bus and train in southern Egypt on Saturday. Read more

  The 17 november 2012 by   Azharnadeem
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• Egyptian Doctors and Freedom of Information

  

  Egyptian doctors on strike. (Photo: Mai Shaheen/Ahram Online)With all that is going on in Egypt these days, it is hard to take our eyes off of the Constitutiona... Read more

  The 07 november 2012 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• Bus Egypt: Conquering Sinai

  

  Climbing a holy mountain at 2am will leave you dazed at the best of times, but add a million stars and a few dozen bellowing camels into the mix and I defy you... Read more

  The 05 november 2012 by   Antipodeanblog
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• Photographs Of Early 20th-Century Egypt Brought To Life In Color

  

  image credit This photograph from the 1900s encapsulates just about everything most outsiders who lived at the time knew about Egypt: pyramids, camels,... Read more

  The 03 november 2012 by   Gerard
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• Bus Egypt: Snorkelling in the Red Sea

  

  Call me ignorant, but I never knew that the Red Sea was a decent diving spot. And I certainly didn't expect it to measure up to the Great Barrier Reef.Red Sea... Read more

  The 29 october 2012 by   Antipodeanblog
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• Bus Egypt: Temple Town

  

  Thank God for Mohamed. Egypt is full of temples, and they're a little tricky to figure out for hieroglyph muggles like me. Thankfully, Mohamed (our Busabout... Read more

  The 26 october 2012 by   Antipodeanblog
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• Bus Egypt: Sailing the Nile

  

  For thousands of years, the Nile has been more than a river for Egyptians. The country is pretty much desert and the Nile. It's their lifeblood. So sailing... Read more

  The 23 october 2012 by   Antipodeanblog
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• Bus Egypt: Cairo

  

  In Cairo, the ancient clashes with the modern in an extraordinary way. Cows chill out underneath a motorway overpass. The ancient remains in the Egyptian... Read more

  The 19 october 2012 by   Antipodeanblog
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• Egypt: First Draft of New Constitution Released

  

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  The 11 october 2012 by   Warigia
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• Oddities of the Egyptian Museum

  

  Out of all of the museums I have visited in the world, only one can stand out as being my favorite. No, it is not the Louvre or the Met, although each have... Read more

  The 27 september 2012 by   Livingthedreamrtw
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• The Intricate Art of Ancient Egyptian Textiles

  lax was one of the most prominent textiles produced by ancient Egyptians around 2,500 BC. The ancient variety of flax, which is best grown on sandy soil, was... Read more

  The 15 september 2012 by   Mushir
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• How Improving Egypt’s Business Environment Could Reduce Traffic in Cairo

  

  Having lived in Egypt as a kid in the early ’80s, I still have vivid memories of Cairo traffic – the honking, the intermingled smells of hot dust and exhaust an... Read more

  The 12 september 2012 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• Waking up to Horrible News from Libya and Egypt…

  

  There are two upsetting I got from the news when I turned it on at 6:00 AM and which has made this the start of a very bad day.1. Attacks at the US Embassies... Read more

  The 12 september 2012 by   Btchakir
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• Waking up to Horrible News from Libya and Egypt

  

  Presidential candidate renegs on promise in wake of horror abroad Read more

  The 12 september 2012 by   Btchakir
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• Egypt Today (unpublished Article) Article on Arabic Graffiti from 2003

  Egypt Today Magazine / Writer: Jacky Tuinistra / Date: 2003 I just dug out a fascinating article that was written 9 years ago on arabic graffiti. Read more

  The 10 september 2012 by   Aerosolarabic
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• Sesame Street, Swine Flu, and Unintended Consequences in Egypt

  

  Zabbaleen boys in Mokattam Village in 2009. (Photo: Wikipedia)“The law is not feeding me.” That was the quote that really caught my eye. Read more

  The 30 august 2012 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• Free Speech Hangs in the Balance in Egypt

  

  Islam Afifi, editor in chief of Al Dostour, released. Dear readers I am sure many of you have been following the recent uproar regarding the detention of... Read more

  The 24 august 2012 by   Warigia
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• Egypt

  

  Today, when I was selecting a game for my new blog post, I decided easily for Egypt. Look at only one of its beautiful pictures and you'll know why I choose it... Read more

  The 27 july 2012 by   Hiddenobjectgames2011
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• Women’s Suffrage in Egypt: I Thought We Established That

  

  I live in Egypt and, contrary to what many Western people seem to believe, we live in apartments, do not use camels or horses for transportation, spend most of... Read more

  The 11 july 2012 by   Juliez
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• City of the Sharp-Nosed Fish: Greek Lives in Roman Egypt: Review

  

  The site of Oxyrhyncus in 1981. From City of the Sharp-Nosed Fish. A while ago I reported the problem of “book lag”, something which everyone whose... Read more

  The 10 july 2012 by   Periscope
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• Reacting to the Swearing in of Morsy as Egypt's President

  

  A Morsy supporter prays on Egyptian flag after presidential announcement. June 24, 2012. Photo Credit Mohamed Hesham Dear readers Mohamed Morsy is now officiall... Read more

  The 01 july 2012 by   Warigia
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• Egypt !

  

  ! What wondrous pictures are conjured up by that magic word !! Scenes of white robed priests moving in solemn procession through columned aisles to the sound... Read more

  The 30 june 2012 by   Anicksaha
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• Egypt’s Election Results: Mosni Wins, The World Worries

  

  For first time in modern memory Egyptian citizens voted in a presidential election, and though the longterm outcome remains a central worry for the US, the... Read more

  The 26 june 2012 by   Anthonyhymes
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• Egypt: the First Post-revolution President Comes from the Largest Islamic Faction

  

  AP On 23rd June, the HPEC (The Higher Presidential Election Committee) announced that the winner of the first presidency following the revolution of 25th Januar... Read more

  The 26 june 2012 by   Cdnews
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• Mohammed Morsi Wins Egypt’s Presidential Election

  

  Who’s in charge of Egypt? The background Mohammed Morsi has won Egypt’s first free presidential elections. The result was announced on Sunday 24 June, a week... Read more

  The 25 june 2012 by   Periscope
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• Waiting with Baited Breath for Egyptian Presidential Election Results

  

  Photo Credit. Ahmed Al Masry. Thousands of protesters gather in Tahrir Square to participate in Friday of "Rejecting Coup d'etat", Cairo, 22 June 2012, against... Read more

  The 22 june 2012 by   Warigia
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• Accusations of Military ‘coup’ Overshadow Egypt’s Second-round Presidential...

  

  As interim military council extends its powers after second-round presidential elections, was Tahrir Square revolution just the start of army rule in Egypt? Read more

  The 18 june 2012 by   Periscope
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• Democracy Under Assault After Egyptian Election

  

  Egyptian soldiers near Tahrir in February 2011. Photo Credit Al Ahram. Let me begin my post by telling you the word on the street, and then, I will update yo... Read more

  The 18 june 2012 by   Warigia
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• An Eerily Quiet Election Day in Egypt

  

  Second round of Presidential elections. Photo Credit Virginie Nguyen, Al Masry al Youm. The first day of presidential elections in Egypt has been extremely... Read more

  The 16 june 2012 by   Warigia
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• Confusion After Court Rulings in Egypt

  

  Last night I was meeting with a friend who is active in a major secular party in Egypt. There was some confusion about the future of the party. Read more

  The 15 june 2012 by   Warigia
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• New Egypt: Revolution, Devolution Or Evolution? Sound of Nation

  

  By Randa Ibrahim (MA Student , Faculty of Economy and Political Sciences, Cairo University) The former Egyptian dictator, Hosni Mubarak, stepped down on the 11t... Read more

  The 14 june 2012 by   Cdnews
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• First Round Results of Egyptian Election

  Dear Readers So, here are excerpts from a report I received from one of the most important multilateral agencies observing the elections. Read more

  The 28 may 2012 by   Warigia
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• Egypt Holds First Free Presidential Elections in Country’s History

  

  Egypt: Landmark elections photo: No Lands Too Foreign The background Voters flocked to the polls for Egypt’s first free presidential elections, fifteen months... Read more

  The 23 may 2012 by   Periscope
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• The Night Before Egypt's Presidential Election

  

  Egyptian voters are anxiously awaiting the election of their first civilian president. Many voters are likely to vote strategically for Amr Moussa, former head... Read more

  The 23 may 2012 by   Warigia
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