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Egypt's spy chief ordered to retire

Egypt's President Mohamed Morsi Wednesday ordered spy chief Murad Muwafi to retire in a shuffle of military and intelligence ranks extending to the head of the Republican Guard and the governor of North Sinai.
( AFP - 8 August 2012 )

Egypt hunts down militants as slain soldiers buried

Egyptian forces on Tuesday raided homes in search of suspects in an attack that killed 16 soldiers on the border with Israel and prepared to close smuggling tunnels to Gaza, security officials said.
( AFP - 7 August 2012 )

Gunmen kill 16 Egypt border guards, enter Israel

Gunmen killed 16 guards in Egypt near the border with Israel before stealing two armoured vehicles and crossing into the Jewish state where one vehicle was destroyed by a helicopter.
( AFP - 6 August 2012 )

Egypt president swears in new cabinet

Egypt's President Mohamed Morsi swore in a new cabinet on Thursday that retained military chief Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi as defence minister while giving the Islamists and their allies several portfolios.
( AFP - 2 August 2012 )

Morsi names outgoing minister as Egypt PM

Egypt's Islamist President Mohamed Morsi named outgoing irrigation minister Hisham Qandil, a reputed independent, as prime minister on Tuesday and tasked him with forming a new government.
( AFP - 24 July 2012 )

Egypt ex-VP Omar Suleiman dies

Egypt's former vice president Omar Suleiman, long-time spy chief to deposed president Hosni Mubarak, died on Thursday in the United States aged 77, the official MENA news agency reported.
( AFP - 19 July 2012 )

Mubarak back to prison on prosecutor's orders

Egypt's ex-president Hosni Mubarak, who was convicted over the death of protesters, was on Monday heading back to prison from a military hospital after the prosecutor general ordered his transfer.
( AFP - 16 July 2012 )

Defiant Egypt parliament meets amid legal crisis

Egypt's dissolved parliament convened on Tuesday in defiance of the powerful military and the judiciary as a constitutional crisis raged over a presidential decree reinstating the Islamist-led assembly.
( AFP - 10 July 2012 )

Egypt's Morsi, judiciary in parliament tug of war

Egypt's top court on Monday rejected a decree by President Mohamed Morsi to reinstate the parliament it ruled invalid, setting the president on a collision course with the judiciary and the military that enforced the ruling.
( AFP - 9 July 2012 )

Divided Syria opposition ends chaotic Cairo talks

Syria's fractured opposition groups on Wednesday wound up talks in the Egyptian capital that descended into chaos and even fist fights as they tried to forge a common vision for a transition in their country.
( AFP - 4 July 2012 )

 
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Turkey

US fights not against Islam but against Al Qaeda & Taliban

fotoPresident of the United States Obama said the US is fighting against the Al Qaeda & Taliban; and the affiliates.
 
International

Major tornado hits Oklahoma City

fotoA tornado reaching a speed of up to 320 km wreaked havoc in US state of Oklahoma city, killing at least 51 and levelling neighborhoods
 
Economic Review

IMF's Lagarde says euro has 'long-standing future'

fotoInternational Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde on Sunday told an audience in China that the euro has a solid future and that she hopes no more countries in Europe will need bailouts.
 
Culture

Jackson Immortal World Tour rocks Istanbul

fotoCanadian Cirque du Soleil's performance took place at Ulker Sports Arena.
 




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