Air Defence Stadium case to recommence
16 defendants stand accused of initiating a riot that led to the deaths of 20 Al-Zamalek FC fans
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Football riots reflect long-standing discontent in Iranâs predominantly Arab Khuzestan
By James M. Dorsey Long-simmering discontent in Ahwaz, the football-crazy, predominantly ethnic Arab capital of Iranâs Khuzestan province that Iraqi president Saddam Hussein unsuccessfully tried to exploit when he launched the Iran-Iraq war in 1980, exploded on the pitch earlier this month during an Asian championship League qualifier between the cityâs state-owned Foolad FC and …
250 referred to military court in Minya
Charges include torching a post office and joining a âterroristâ group
Cairo University students react to security measures on campus
Students say security measures are necessary but criticise enforcement
Al-Azhar expels 76 students
Expulsions for protesting come a month after 27 others expelled
New Sudan riots after 29 dead in fuel protests
Thursday’s protests came after anti-riot forces deployed from early morning at major road intersections in Khartoum
Riots rage in Egypt’s second city of Alexandria
Chanting “Morsi is my president,” the protesters set fire to car tyres and tore down pictures of army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
US soldiers in Sinai a âprecautionary measureâ
American soldiers are deployed in Sinai as part of a routine peacekeeping force
Presidential Palace clashes case deferred to June
The court hearing is the first since the incident occurred three months ago
Families of Port Said martyrs receive compensation
Ministry of Youth issues EGP 100,000 per family
Kafr Al-Zayat protesters demand detaineesâ release
Protesters surround police station and chant against the regime
Police fire plastic bullets in N. Ireland riots
Some 3,000 people were killed in the three decades of sectarian bombings and shootings in Northern Ireland known as “The Troubles.”
Kuwait frees royals accused of criticising government
Young royal Sheikh Meshaal Al-Malek Al-Sabah was detained for a few days in July for expressing political views deemed offensive