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Category Archives: Diary of Aak
Egyptian Aak. Week 19
Main Headlines Monday Egypt’s PM Qandil caught in a gunfire Gunmen kill alcohol seller in Sinai Egyptian Army destroy 154 tunnels to Gaza Brotherhood and opposition clash in Kafr al-Sheikh Islamists quit Aboul Fotouh’s Strong Party Armed men attack police … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of Aak, Egypt
Tagged Al-Qaeda, Egypt, middle-east, Morsi, politics, Qandil, Suez Canal
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Egyptian Aak. Week18
(Photo: May Day protest in Cairo, via Daily News Egypt) Main Headlines Monday Key Egyptian negotiator with the IMF resigns Egypt walks out of round of global nuclear talk in protest: Egypt court overturns suspension of Sheik Mazhar Shaheen Tuna … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of Aak, Egypt
Tagged #Syria, Egypt, middle-east, Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, politics, Sabbahi
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Egyptian Aak: Week 17
Main Headlines Monday Islamist MPs prepare for battle against judiciary Morsi under fire after meeting with judges Al-Azhar under pressure not to issue women’s rights document Islamists heckle popular current leader Sabbahi at Shubra university Egypt’s IMF loan accord unlikely … Continue reading
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Tagged #Iran, #Syria, Egypt, Egyptian government, Kefaya, Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, Qatar, Shater
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Egyptian Aak. Week 16
(Photo from Friday’s clashes via The Daily News Egypt) Main Headlines Monday Egypt court orders release of Mubarak in killing protesters case Egypt detains Salafist accused of torching Wafd Party HQ Minister of Information sexually harasses reporter: Mubarak’s court appearance stuns … Continue reading
Egyptian Aak: Week 15. The Week of Kheba
(Photo: President Morsi, and Minister of Defense Abdel el-Fattah el-Sissi AP) Main Headlines Monday Egypt suspends Iranian tourist trips Egyptian figures condemn Cathedral violence but disagree on causes Prosecutor general Prosecutor general will only leave if court forces him, says … Continue reading
Egyptian Aak: Week 14
(Coffins of dead Copts following Saturday sectarian clashes – Twitter via @auscma) Main Headlines Monday Shura Council moves to allow religious slogans in campaigns Another report filed against satirist Bassem Youssef First Iranian tourists arrive in Egypt amid tight security … Continue reading
Diary of Aak, week13: The Kaboos
TV host Bassem Youssef arrives at high court on Sunday (Photo: Ahram) Main Headlines Monday FJP denounces violence, and demand justice Prosecution orders arrest of five activists Alaa Abdel Fatah to surrender to proesecutors in attack on Brotherhood HQ case … Continue reading
Egyptian Aak: Week 12
“Above all, don’t lie to yourself. The man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to a point that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, or around him.” (Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov) ( Photo Reuters, … Continue reading
Egyptian Aak (Week 11): When Fecklessness is An Attitude.
(Bakers protest in front of Ministry of Supply via Elijah Zarwan) Main Headlines Monday Shura Council seeks way out of electoral law stalemate Qatar says no more aid to Egypt for now Egyptian Copt dies in Libyan detention Police in Giza, and … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of Aak, Egypt
Tagged Egypt, Islamists, middle-east, Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, SCAF
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Egyptian Aak: Week 10
(Egyptian riot police, Reuters/Mohamed Abd El Ghany) Main Headlines Monday Thousands attend funeral in Port Said, and chant against the Brotherhood. Judge ruling in Mubarak’s retrial to step down. Comedian Bassem Youssef charged (again) with defaming Morsy. Foreign reserve continues … Continue reading
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Tagged Arab Spring, Egypt, Egyptian police, Kerry, middle-east, Morsi, politics
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