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Find
out how
the world media sees Egypt...
Monday
January 24, 2005
No legitimacy
Egyptian political analysts comment on Bush's inaugural
speech.
Plus, a short NY
Times bit on Egyptian-US tensions and how they might be circumvented.
Iraqi woes
AP reports that "Egypt has shut
down an unauthorized polling station that Iraqi residents had
set up in an attempt to take part in their country’s first free
elections in nearly 50 years."
Assessing Israel
Ahram's Abdel Moniem Said discusses the complexities
of the Egyptian-Israeli relationship.
Tense or not?
Fox editorial says the religious tensions at the slain Coptic family
funeral were overblown, and urges the Coptic community to have faith
in the US justice system.
Meanwhile, other
media harp on the troubles
that continue to beset the New Jersey Egyptian community. AP also
takes a
look.
Strict cruise
No
belly dancing for top Malaysian visitors to Cairo.
Happy antiquities
Perfect mummy
found by Japanese team in Dahshour.
Plus, Tut exhibit to go to
Millennium
Dome in London after US tour...
Unhappy opera
Internal politics result in cancellation
of Aida performances in Luxor...
Picky player
Now Mido moving to Tottenham?
This in-depth piece explores the bad boy's long and winding career.
Sticky currency
Pound still strong
against dollar...
More Blair woes
Now the British press is making a fuss about the Royal
Air force people who accompanied Blair to Sharm El Sheikh for
his vacation.
Bad business
The Washington Post reports that "FBI and Department of
Homeland Security officers have arrested an Egyptian man who
allegedly ran a business from a hot dog cart on 17th and L streets
NW that provided American
brides for Middle Eastern men seeking green cards."
Web posted by
Tarek Atia Monday, January 24, 2005 14:30 CAIRO
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pop up again
JANUARY 3
Khafre's
turn
DECEMBER 29
His
own money
DECEMBER 23
Fayed
is back
DECEMBER 20
Waking
from
a deep slumber?
DECEMBER 17
"Make
undies,
not war"
DECEMBER 14
Bugging
Baradie
DECEMBER 12
It's
all about peace
DECEMBER 8
A
post-Arafat thaw?
DECEMBER 6
Six
students
for Azzam Azzam?
DECEMBER 2
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money
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