Latest in Tag: News Highlight
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Cabinet gears up for constitutional referendum
Minister of Interior promises a âcomprehensive securityâ plan during referendum
Egyptian expats head to the polls
Referendum voting begins for citizens living abroad
Portugal pays final homage to Eusebio
Mourners, many in tears, threw red and white Benfica scarves on the hearse and waved red and green Portuguese flags as it passed by, crying out: âEusebio, Eusebioâ.
Musharraf treason court to consider medical report
The court adjourned the hearing until Wednesday to allow time to assess the doctorsâ report and said defence and prosecution teams would receive copies.
Misr Al-Qawia member missing
The party has accused the Ministry of Interior of “kidnapping” him
Rafah crossing to open on Wednesday and Thursday
The border crossing has been closed since 27 December
Fuel leak determined cause of Luxor balloon crash
Ministry of Civil Aviation issues report 11 months after the crash
MB legal team presents âoverwhelming evidenceâ to the ICC
Ousted Egyptian government petitions International Criminal Court to investigate crimes against humanity
Forty-seven NGOs to monitor upcoming referendum
National and international NGOs will oversee the referendum to ensure fair vote in next step of roadmap
Egypt condemns Iranâs comments on its domestic affairs
Foreign ministry summons head of Iranian affairs mission over comments made by Iranian foreign ministry spokeswoman
Minister of Interior approves website for protest permits
Printable online permits hoped to streamline process
Abbas meets Egyptian Ambassador
Meeting comes hours after Hamas calls on the ambassador to quit ‘incitement’
NGOs highlight grave human rights violations since Morsiâs ouster
NGOsâ Arms of Injustice report focus on unjust laws, interior ministry and judiciary practices
Mansour amends law governing right to political participation
Purpose of the amendment is to facilitate voting for citizens in the upcoming constitutional referendum, says the Presidency
Mansour makes historic Christmas visit to Pope Tawadros II
The visit, first of its kind, praised as âa beautiful messageâ
Nigerian finance resurges but investors still shy
The All-Share Index on west Africaâs leading bourse closed up nearly a third over the year, to 41,329.19 points.
Detained Al Jazeera journalists face more questioning
Interrogations continue for a trio of journalists accused of terrorism
Morsi era ministerâs first trial hearing postponed
The former information minister faces charges of squandering public funds alongside one other defendant
Journalists must acquire permit from SEC to cover referendum vote
Supreme Electoral Committee issues rules and regulations regarding vote on draft constitution
Doctors reach security agreement with interior ministry
Doctors syndicate states that there was âfull understandingâ for doctorsâ security issues
Four tunnels, six houses destroyed in troubled Sinai
Actions are part of the armyâs ongoing war against Al Qaeda-inspired militants
Food prices lead Turkish inflation higher in December
Turkey has an official 5% inflation target and a most recent central bank forecast of 6.8% for 2013.
Halt ‘politically motivated’ trials: Amnesty International
Rights watchdog condemns upcoming verdict against activists
Dubaiâs Nakheel plans $1.1bn of early debt repayments in 2014: chairman
Nakheelâs profit jumped in recent quarters on the back of the local real estate recovery – its nine-month net profit was 58% higher year-on-year
Bodies of murdered Swiss couple found
The bodies of the couple were found buried in the backyard of their Hurghada villa
Egyptâs doctors strike for one day
The Doctorâs Syndicate and the Ministry of Health provide conflicting figures on strike participation
Court obliges the state to fund comatose protesterâs treatment
Moâawad Adel remains in a coma as a legal struggle for funding his treatment continues
Lebanon arrests head of Qaeda-linked group: minister
Saudi Arabiaâs interior ministry also confirmed that Majid, a Saudi citizen, was on a list of 85 suspects wanted by the kingdom.
Kerry launches 2014 with all-out bid for Mideast peace
US Secretary of State John Kerry hurtles into 2014 with a trip to the Middle East Wednesday, hoping to make this the year Israel and the Palestinians seal a long-elusive peace deal
Harsher penalties for desecrating flag and dishonouring national anthem
Cabinet passes bill criminalising desecration of flag