9 hrs ago | American Reporter
MediaAMERICA in Egypt: No More Frankensteins
LOS ANGELES, Calif., Feb. 3, 12:50 p.m. PST -- With some 47 million people living in poverty, 50 million without health insurance, millions jobless and millions more underemployed, President Barak Obama could be less circumspect and more passionate about stimulating our economy.
13 hrs ago | The Weekly Standard
Chaos in the Sinai: Will International Peacekeepers Be the Next Casualty?
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17 hrs ago | News24
3 killed in suspected 'honour' crime
The AU's efforts to tackle the continent's problems, especially conflict, are strained by a shortage of cash, poor organisation, lack of capacity and often reluctance to get involved, analysts warn.
21 hrs ago | Atlas Shrugs
Egypt: 10 Muslims Kill a Mother and 2 Daughters in mass 'honor' killing
As Robert Spencer notes ": Muslims commit 91 percent of honor killings worldwide .
Yesterday | The Miami Herald
Egypt: 3 women killed in 'honor' crime
An Egyptian security official says 10 male relatives have killed a mother and her two daughters on suspicion of moral offenses - so-called "honor killings." The official said Friday the men suspected the three women of having affairs, and killed them to protect the family's honor.
Yesterday | PR-inside.com
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Trip through time: a woman in Egypt
Among the ruins in southern Egypt sits Abydos, a quiet town where the Temple of Seti I is located.
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While the revolutionary protests of Tahrir Square soon faded from American consciousness, the Egyptians at the center of those battles had to continue living their lives.
VegasEats: Paradise Cafe at Luxor
It is no secret that the casino cafe as we know it is a dying breed. With megaplosion of foodie culture, the old farmer breakfast just doesn't cut it anymore.
Muslim imams pray at Auschwitz for...
Muslim leaders from across the globe knelt in prayer for the Holocaust dead at the Auschwitz's notorious Wall of Death on Wednesday, in an emotional visit to the Nazi German death camp in southern Poland.
Egypt forms part of the North Africa region. It is situated north of Sudan lying between Libya and the Gaza Strip.
Tourism in Egypt: A slow recovery
Some worry that the Muslim Brotherhood government will impose strict morality provisions on Egypt's beach resorts, such as Algouna resort on the Red Sea.
Egypt tourist arrivals rise, but not by enough
A Fennec fox, the smallest species of its kind, explores the White Desert area, a popular destination for tourists pre-2011. CAIRO: The number of tourists visiting Egypt rose in the first four months of 2012, the Cabinet said Tuesday, but analysts say the sector is still suffering from the aftermath of the country's 2011 uprising.
A phenomenon is sweeping the Middle East. Arabs young and old are voting in record numbers-and this time it's not for the Muslim Brotherhood.
Egypt leader claims victory in captives' release
This image made from video broadcast on Egyptian State Television shows President Mohammed Morsi making a statement as he appears with members of the Egyptian security forces, unseen, after their release by kidnappers, in Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday, May 22, 2013.
Egypt Presidency Faces Hard Choices Over Kidnapped Soldiers
Egypt presidency faces hard choices over kidnapped soldiers: Analysts Nada Hussein Rashwan, Ahram Online, Sunday 19 May 2013 Four days after kidnapping of seven soldiers in Egypt's restless Sinai Peninsula, President Morsi appears to be mulling a number of unpalatable options, analysts say As the state continues to mull ways of securing the release ... (more)
Egypt grapples with economic dilemma as subsidy cuts hit industry
A boy runs after his goat in front of a closed factory on the outskirts of Cairo.
Written in sand: Egypt denies UNESCO's threats to declassify its archaelogical sites
Facing anger from Egyptologists, a surprised Minister of State for Antiquities Ahmed Eissa clarifies to Ahram Online that UNESCO is not actually threatening to remove six Egyptian archaeological sites from the World Heritage List .
Egypt court sentences 4 men to death by hanging for killing priest
An Egyptian court sentenced four men on Wednesday to death by hanging for the 2011 killing of a Coptic Christian priest in his apartment in the southern city of Assiut, state news agency Mena reported.
Militants release seven Egyptians kidnapped in Sinai
Seven members of the Egyptian security forces kidnapped by Islamist militants in Sinai last week were freed on Wednesday and President Mohamed Mursi announced a new crackdown on lawlessness in the desert peninsula.