Egypt’s Prime Minister Won’t Rule Out Brotherhood Role In Government
Egypt's prime minister said Thursday he does not rule out posts for the Muslim Brotherhood in his cabinet if…
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In Egypt, a Rare Moment of Unity over Distrust of U.S. Government
There is little that the angry supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood have in common with the secular, liberal…
Bloody Day of Unrest Widens the Rupture of Egyptians
The doctor’s sorrow was twofold when he found his son in the back of an ambulance, waiting to be carried in to the…
Mohamed Elbaradei an Odd Choice to Be Egypt’s New Prime Minister – US Paper
Mohamed ElBaradei, the 71-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner, former head of the United Nations’ nuclear agency and…
McCain Urges US To End Military Aid To Egypt As 30 Die In Clashes
The United States should stop sending military aid to Egypt following the overthrow of its democratically elected…
Egypt’s Housing Ministry Is Stable Despite Minister’s Absence
An official source in Housing Ministry headquarters, has asserted the stability of work in the Ministry after…
Hounded From Office, Morsi Finds He And Egypt ‘Don’t Mix’
In the end, the army sided with the protesters and the cruel joke was on the president: whether it was tragedy or…
Harvard Student Trapped In Egypt, Mourns Friend Killed
Michelle Hu lives on an island on the Nile River, two miles from where violent protests are unfolding in Egypt's…
Egypt Army Moves in Tanks, President Isolated
Egypt's army deployed tanks and troops close to the presidential palace in Cairo on Wednesday after a military…
Morsi Out of ‘The Decision-Making Circle’
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi "is no longer a part of the decision-making circle," the state-run Al-Ahram…
