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France24 (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
Princess Ferial, the daughter of Egypt's last king, was buried in a Cairo mosque on Tuesday after a low-key funeral attended by her relatives. The princess died in a Geneva hospital on Sunday after a long battle with stomach cancer. Born in 1938 in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria, Princess Ferial was the daughter of King Farouk who ruled Egypt from 1936 until the 1952 revolution. Her half-brother...
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New York Times (Free subscription) | 11/26/2009
An international conference on Darwin in Egypt helped lead to a public discussion of ideas that challenge religious thinking and the national curriculum, and promote critical thinking.
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All Africa (Free subscription) | 11/02/2009
As the sun rises over the Nile delta, workers at a fish farm in northern Egypt open a sluice gate and sort through the thousands of wriggling tilapia that pour out of a concrete holding tank. The fish are sorted, packed into crates and sent to supermarkets in Cairo and Alexandria, where they are sold as "the catch of the day".
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All Africa (Free subscription) | 10/27/2009
Tunisia will take part in the 8th Arab Rowing Championships due on October 29 to 3, 2009 at the Alexandria Mubarak International Rowing Regatta Course, in Egypt.
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Muslims Against Sharia (Free subscription) | 10/27/2009
By Phyllis Chesler We are entering an all-spin zone, a wild, weird and spooky season and I am not talking about Halloween. With a few exceptions, the mainstream media continue to kill stories about honor killings and attempted honor killings in North America. How often did you read stories about the honor killings that took place in Toronto (07), Dallas (08), Atlanta (08), Oak Forest, Illinois (08),...
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Global Security (Free subscription) | 10/18/2009
The Bataan Amphibious Ready Group (ARG) and 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) began participation in an Egyptian and U.S. Central Command sponsored exercise near Alexandria, Egypt, Oct. 10.
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bharatbook | 10/16/2009
In BMI’s Q309 Business Environment Ratings table for the 17 countries in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, Egypt occupies an improved 11th position, up by one place in relation to the previous quarter. Despite this relatively low ranking, Egypt is placed above all other African markets, bar South Africa. Key drawbacks include low per capita spending on drugs and the risks present within
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Middle East Analysis (Free subscription) | 10/01/2009
Farouk Hosny has set out to destroy Israeli culture. Of course, this is contrary to the spirit of the Israel-Egypt peace treaty, if not the letter, but the Israeli government has been silent on this point. Hosny lost a bid to run UNESCO, because he threatened to burn all the Israeli books in the Alexandria library. Even the UN did not like the idea of a book burner as culture Czar. Israel and Egypt...
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Carbon-Based (Free subscription) | 09/27/2009
Bikya Masr : Egypt could be heading for disaster. Although numerous scenarios are being espoused, two things are certain in all of them: Alexandria, Egypt’s second largest city will disappear and the North African is in for some troublesome years ahead. “Many of the towns and urban areas in the north of the Delta will suffer from the rise in the level of the Mediterranean with effect from...
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Artdaily (Free subscription) | 09/25/2009
CAIRO (AP).- Egypt's culture minister on Wednesday blamed a conspiracy "cooked up in New York" by the world's Jews for keeping him from becoming the next head of the U.N.'s agency for culture and education. Farouk Hosny was defeated on Tuesday by Bulgarian diplomat Irina Bokova in a tight race for the position of UNESCO chair. "It was clear by the end of the competition that there was...
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Israel & Palestijnen Nieuws Blog (Free subscription) | 09/25/2009
Ami's cynisme hieronder is natuurlijk terecht: antizionisme en ook antisemitisme zijn binnen de Verenigde Naties zelden een belemmering voor een diplomaat om hoger op te komen, dus vanwaar nu opeens die redelijkheid? Waarom is de belofte alle Israelische boeken die hij tegen zou komen in de bibiliotheek van Alexandria te verbranden, problematisch voor de toekomstige leider van UNESCO, de cultuurpoot...
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kairos : kisses (Free subscription) | 09/24/2009
Where did Jesus live? I don’t mean, what part of the world did he live in, but, under what roof did he live? Where would you go if invited to spend the day with Jesus at home? It is a question we tend not to ask. Once, Jesus tested the sincerity of someone who professed the desire to follow him by saying that foxes have holes and the birds of the air have nests but the Son of Man – one...
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The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | 09/23/2009
CAIRO — Egypt's culture minister on Wednesday blamed a conspiracy "cooked up in New York" by the world's Jews for keeping him from becoming the next head of the U.N.'s agency for culture and education. Farouk Hosny was defeated on Tuesday by Bulgarian diplomat Irina Bokova in a tight race for the position of UNESCO chair. "It was clear by the end of the competition that there was...
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Dasef Central (Free subscription) | 08/28/2009
I received a news update from Lightning Source the other day. They wanted to know if I'd like to sign up to have my books available on the Espresso Book Machine. It's a point-of-sale book printer/binder. Downloading files from the LSI database when somebody requests a given book, it high-speed laser prints, uses the book's cover (no generic covers), binds, cuts to the proper trim size, and spits the...
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bharatbook | 10/16/2009
In BMI’s Q309 Business Environment Ratings table for the 17 countries in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, Egypt occupies an improved 11th position, up by one place in relation to the previous quarter. Despite this relatively low ranking, Egypt is placed above all other African markets, bar South Africa. Key drawbacks include low per capita spending on drugs and the risks present within the