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Egypt
Egypt: Govt orders imams to decline invites to visit Iran
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Egypt
Iran: Mursi victory signals ‘Islamic awakening’ in region
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Egypt
Egypt’s army, Islamists tussle over Mursi’s oath
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Egypt
An Egyptian court struck down a decree giving the military authority to detain civilians. The ruling rolls back some of the powers the military had accumulated over the previous year.
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Taliban approve of Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood’s presidential victory
Mursi’s victory is “the strongest blow in the Middle East and the whole world to the American and Zionist expansionism,” the Taliban said.
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Egypt
Egypt’s army, Islamists discuss president’s powers
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Egypt
Jamaat-e-Islami, Karachi celebrates Morsi’s victory
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Egypt
Mohamed Mursi, the Muslim Brotherhood candidate, was declared the winner of the presidential election. Mursi began forming a new government.
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Egypt
Analysis: Security on the Sinai front
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Egypt
Gazans celebrate Brotherhood victory in Egypt
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Egypt
3 Palestinians Die as Violence Escalates on Gaza Border
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Egypt
Egypt’s army in control of vast business empire
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Egypt
Egyptian Salafite blasts Facebook tomato ‘fatwa’
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Egypt
Military Warns Against Threats to Egypt’s ‘Higher Interests’
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Egypt
In Cairo, thousands protested against a military ruling that gave them sweeping new powers. Both presidential candidates claimed victory in last weekend’s elections.
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Egypt
Factbox: Egypt’s new constitutional decree
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Egypt
Claiming 52% of the vote, the Muslim Brotherhood declared themselves the winners of the presidential election. In the aftermath of the election, the Egyptian military granted itself sweeping new powers by constitutional decree, but tried to minimize the significance of the move. The Muslim Brotherhood called it a ‘coup’ and urged protests.
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Egypt
Islamist Candidate Is Apparent Victor in Egypt as Military Cements Its Powers
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Egypt
Missile confusion threatens Muslim Brotherhood’s relations with Israel
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Egypt
Egypt’s Revolution Stalls In Divide-and-Conquer Politics
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Egypt
Egypt began presidential elections. The two-day process pits Mohammed Mursi, the Muslim Brotherhood candidate, against Ahmed Shafiq, a former prime minister in President Hosni Mubarak’s regime.
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Egypt
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood has its eye on Islamic banking
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Egypt
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood warn of ‘dangerous’ days
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Egypt
What’s key to know on Egypt’s new political drama after court rulings on elections, parliament
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Egypt
Ruling that the parliamentary election was unconstitutional, Egypt’s supreme court ordered the dissolution of the parliament. The Muslim Brotherhood called the ruling a “coup” by the military.
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Egypt
Egypt’s high court nullifies parliamentary elections; military may take over lawmaking
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Libya
Death in Libya Shows Problems With Loose Weapons
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Egypt
New Egypt constitution body faces fresh challenge
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Egypt
Rift widens over plans for new Egyptian constitution
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Egypt
Egypt pulls TV spots warning about foreigners
