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| Last Update: Tue., Feb. 14, 2012 (Rabi Al-Awaal 22, 1433) |
Launched: Feb. 2011 |
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| In terms
of global visibility there could hardly
be a greater contrast between
Wednesday's soccer disaster in Egypt
which claimed the lives of at least 73
people and the world's worst recorded
stadium disaster in... |
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With Islamists seeking to repeat their
success, Egyptians went to polling
stations on Sunday, January 29, to elect
the upper house of parliament... |
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At least 74 people were killed and hundreds injured in
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Azhar Issues Bill of Rights for New Egypt |
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The head of Al-Azhar, the highest seat of learning in
the Sunni Muslim world, has announced a bill of rights
that upholds the freedom of expression and belief in
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Israel Seeks Talks With Egypt’s Islamists |
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Senior Israeli diplomats are eagerly working to open new
communication channels with Egypt’s Islamists, so far
seen as the major winner of the country’s first free
elections since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak
last February... |
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Egypt Islamist Win Shocks Israel |
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The sweeping win of Islamists in the first phase of
Egypt's parliamentary elections has sent shockwaves
through Israel, leaving the Jewish state jittery about
its future with its heavyweight neighbor... |
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