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Sewage system put on hold
Beni-Soueif governorate stalls sewage-system-building project after the January 25 uprising
Egyptian powers offer a “third exit”
Representatives of liberal parties presented Egyptians with a âthird optionâ on Saturday, citing a need to heal divisions in lieu of a contentious Egyptian presidential election, and a recent move by SCAF to shore up power during the transitional phase.
Bahrain opposition leaders injured in clashes
Bahraini armed forces continued to battle protestors, firing on activists with tear gas and rubber bullets, as well as specifically targeting protest leaders, opposition leaders said on Saturday.
Turkey and Syria face off after shooting
Diplomatic relations between Turkey and Syria have deteriorated since the Syrian uprising began nearly 17 months ago. Several Syrian civilians and military opposition groups have since taken refuge in neighbouring Turkey
Fate of Parliament on hold
MPs insist Parliament is still valid despite SCAF confirmation of dissolution
Election results delay raises constitutional concerns
Delaying announcement of the presidential election results could be unconstitutional
Observer mission not abandoning Syria
The Syrian uprising has left more than 10,000 people dead, according to UN estimates
Mubarak’s life and death editorialised
Once a taboo, the health of the President is now a matter of public debate
Bassem Youssef on the Daily show
Political satirist vs. political pundit
Political chaos overshadowed elections
The Carter Centre reports that a chaotic political climate overshadowed Egyptâs elections Former US President Jimmy Carter founded the Carter Centre to oversee the effectiveness of election processes in chaotic contexts.What they found in their mission in Egypt was not only po- litical chaos but the heavy shadow of the Supreme Council ofArmed Forces over …
Scepticism over voter turnout
Despite official accounts of moderate turnout, a picture emerges of lower than reported participation.
Candidates file appeals
The Presidential Electoral Commission processing over 100 charges of violations by both presidential camps.
Fate of Parliament on hold
Members of Parliament resist its dissolution, but they are barred from entering the building.
Violations reported in run off
Grave election violations were reported by observers during the two days of voting in Egyptâs final round run-off between Mohammed Morsi and Ahmed Shafiq. In the most notable case âpre-selectedâ ballots were discovered in which Mohammed Morsiâs named was already chosen, without a registered voters name yet associated with the ballot. Counsellor Farouk Sultan, the …
Trial postponed for filmmaker arrested by Ahmed Shafiq’s campaign
Award-winning filmmaker, Ashraf Nabil, found himself caught in the political fray of the presidential elections and the politick of the former regime
US expands drone surveillance in Sahel
US surveillance over the Sahel signifies expansion of ‘war on terror.’
UN Chief: Syria now a civil war
The UN suspends its mission to Syria, as the Security Council calls for an emergency meeting.