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Tag Archives: Qandil
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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Egypt’s New Cabinet: More of the Same
I wrote this piece for Al-Monitor Tuesday’s Cabinet reshuffle [May 7] shed little light on Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi’s leadership and what the Muslim Brotherhood’s plan is for Egypt, at least for the next few months. In the eyes of … Continue reading
Egyptian Aak: Week 6
(Anti-sexual harassment march in Cairo 6th of February. Twitter via @_amroali) Main Headlines Monday Activist dies following three days of torture in police custody. Signature campaign demands the departure of President Morsi. Egypt’s central bank tightens the pound ‘s trading band … Continue reading
Posted in Diary of Aak, Egypt, Iran
Tagged #Iran, Egypt, Kandil, middle-east, Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, politics, Qandil
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