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Egyptian Businessman Gets Life In Jail For Protests Against President
An Egyptian military court on Sunday sentenced in absentia a Spain-based critic of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to life in prison over calls for anti-government protests, state media reported.
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Egypt Court To Review Law Banning Protests In October
Egypt's constitutional court is to start reviewing on October 1 a controversial law that bans unauthorised protests, officials said today.
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Egypt's Security Forces Disperse Small Protests Against President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
Egyptian security forces fired tear gas and arrested scores of people to disperse small protests against President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Monday, deterring what activists had hoped would be large demonstrations, witnesses and security sources said.
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Egyptian Military Kills 27 Militants in the Sinai
Military air strikes killed 27 Islamic militants in Egypt's Northern Sinai today in one of the biggest security operations in the region in months, security sources said.
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516 'Brotherhood Elements' Arrested on Egypt Anniversary
Egyptian police arrested more than 500 supporters of the blacklisted Muslim Brotherhood when deadly violence erupted on the anniversary of the 2011 uprising, the interior minister said on Monday.
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Egyptian Leader Sisi Sees New Future For Egypt After Hosni Mubarak Verdict
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has said Egypt will never return to the past and is charting a new future, after a court dismissed murder charges against former leader Hosni Mubarak.
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Protest in Cairo Against Hosni Mubarak Verdict
Dozens of protesters gathered at a key Cairo square on Saturday to denounce an Egyptian court's decision to drop a murder charge against ousted president Hosni Mubarak.
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Egyptian Court Jails 68 Muslim Brotherhood Supporters
An Egyptian court sentenced 68 Muslim Brotherhood supporters to jail terms on Tuesday, judicial sources said, in a case related to deadly violence a year ago after the army's ouster of Islamist President Mohamed Mursi.
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Egypt Acquits 112 on Appeal Over Protest Law
An appeals court in Egypt on Sunday acquitted 112 people convicted of holding an illegal protest on the third anniversary of the 2011 revolt that toppled Hosni Mubarak, judicial sources said.
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Death toll in latest Egypt clashes rises to 17
The death toll from the latest violent clashes in Egypt between Islamist protesters and security forces has risen to 17, a security official said on Saturday.
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Egypt's Mohamed Morsi accused of murder, kidnapping before rallies
Ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi is under investigation for an array of charges including murder, the state news agency said on Friday, stoking tensions as Egypt's opposing political camps took to the streets.
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In New York's 'Little Egypt,' Egyptian-Americans cheer Mohamed Morsi's ouster
Members of New York's Egyptian community descended on the coffee shops, delis and Hookah bars of "Little Egypt" on Wednesday to celebrate the overthrowing of Islamist President Mohamed Morsi after one year in office.
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Egypt's head of constitutional court Adli Mansour sworn in as interim President
Egypt interim leader has been sworn in on Thursday after a tumultuous 24 hours during which the army ousted President Mohamed Morsi and vast crowds celebrated in Cairo and Alexandria amid clashes that cost 14 lives.
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Egypt's military chief thanks the armed forces for their sacrifices
The armed forces couldn't plug its ears or close its eyes as the movement and demands of the masses calling for them to play a national role, not a political role as the armed forces themselves will be the first to proclaim that they will stay away from politics.
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Egypt: When is a coup not a coup? Barack Obama faces tricky call
The Egyptian military's overthrow of elected President Mohamed Morsi left President Barack Obama grappling with a difficult question of diplomacy and language in dealing with the Arab world's most populous nation: was it a coup?
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Egyptian Businessman Gets Life In Jail For Protests Against President
An Egyptian military court on Sunday sentenced in absentia a Spain-based critic of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to life in prison over calls for anti-government protests, state media reported.
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Egypt Court To Review Law Banning Protests In October
Egypt's constitutional court is to start reviewing on October 1 a controversial law that bans unauthorised protests, officials said today.
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Egypt's Security Forces Disperse Small Protests Against President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
Egyptian security forces fired tear gas and arrested scores of people to disperse small protests against President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Monday, deterring what activists had hoped would be large demonstrations, witnesses and security sources said.
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Egyptian Military Kills 27 Militants in the Sinai
Military air strikes killed 27 Islamic militants in Egypt's Northern Sinai today in one of the biggest security operations in the region in months, security sources said.
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516 'Brotherhood Elements' Arrested on Egypt Anniversary
Egyptian police arrested more than 500 supporters of the blacklisted Muslim Brotherhood when deadly violence erupted on the anniversary of the 2011 uprising, the interior minister said on Monday.
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Egyptian Leader Sisi Sees New Future For Egypt After Hosni Mubarak Verdict
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has said Egypt will never return to the past and is charting a new future, after a court dismissed murder charges against former leader Hosni Mubarak.
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Protest in Cairo Against Hosni Mubarak Verdict
Dozens of protesters gathered at a key Cairo square on Saturday to denounce an Egyptian court's decision to drop a murder charge against ousted president Hosni Mubarak.
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Egyptian Court Jails 68 Muslim Brotherhood Supporters
An Egyptian court sentenced 68 Muslim Brotherhood supporters to jail terms on Tuesday, judicial sources said, in a case related to deadly violence a year ago after the army's ouster of Islamist President Mohamed Mursi.
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Egypt Acquits 112 on Appeal Over Protest Law
An appeals court in Egypt on Sunday acquitted 112 people convicted of holding an illegal protest on the third anniversary of the 2011 revolt that toppled Hosni Mubarak, judicial sources said.
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Death toll in latest Egypt clashes rises to 17
The death toll from the latest violent clashes in Egypt between Islamist protesters and security forces has risen to 17, a security official said on Saturday.
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Egypt's Mohamed Morsi accused of murder, kidnapping before rallies
Ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi is under investigation for an array of charges including murder, the state news agency said on Friday, stoking tensions as Egypt's opposing political camps took to the streets.
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In New York's 'Little Egypt,' Egyptian-Americans cheer Mohamed Morsi's ouster
Members of New York's Egyptian community descended on the coffee shops, delis and Hookah bars of "Little Egypt" on Wednesday to celebrate the overthrowing of Islamist President Mohamed Morsi after one year in office.
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Egypt's head of constitutional court Adli Mansour sworn in as interim President
Egypt interim leader has been sworn in on Thursday after a tumultuous 24 hours during which the army ousted President Mohamed Morsi and vast crowds celebrated in Cairo and Alexandria amid clashes that cost 14 lives.
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Egypt's military chief thanks the armed forces for their sacrifices
The armed forces couldn't plug its ears or close its eyes as the movement and demands of the masses calling for them to play a national role, not a political role as the armed forces themselves will be the first to proclaim that they will stay away from politics.
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Egypt: When is a coup not a coup? Barack Obama faces tricky call
The Egyptian military's overthrow of elected President Mohamed Morsi left President Barack Obama grappling with a difficult question of diplomacy and language in dealing with the Arab world's most populous nation: was it a coup?
