Presidential candidate Khaled Ali gives a press conference at his office in Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2018. Ali’s election campaign complains of harassment and bureaucracy facing supporters who are processing the 25,000 “recommendations” stipulated for in the constitution to allow hopefuls …
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CAIRO – 17 January 2018: Egypt’s imports dropped $4.1 billion year-on-year in the first 10 months of 2017 to stand at $53.88 billion, compared to $58.04 … The decrease comes on the back of a drop in Egypt’s imports of non-petroleum products, which amounted to $49.6 billion in the first 10 months of …
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(U.S. News & World Report) Due to the whirlwind of attention paid to the weather, North Korea, Iran and domestic American politics, an event erupted that received little attention. Last November, as a result of the Russian defense minister’s visit, the Egyptian government agreed to a five-year reciprocal arrangement to allow Russian military planes to use
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(Al Jazeera English) Ongoing tensions in the Red Sea region came to the fore in late December, when Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited Sudan as part of his Africa tour. During the visit, Erdogan and his Sudanese counterpart, Omar al-Bashir, signed more than a dozen agreements to boost the economic partnership between the two
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Charity blames overspill of terrorism from Syria and Iraq after 128 Christians were killed last year (The Guardian) Christians in Egypt are facing unprecedented levels of persecution, with attacks on churches and the kidnap of girls by Islamist extremists intent on forcing them to marry Muslims, a report says. In the past year, Egypt has moved
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