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Sunday
September 26, 2004
The latest victims
The biggest story at the moment involves the Egyptians who were kidnapped
from their mobile phone company office in Baghdad. It became
clear, as more details emerged,
that they worked for Orascom-owned Iraqna.
A company spokesman in Baghdad
also spoke to the press about the crisis.
Getting realistic about reform
The Washington Post sums up the just-concluded NDP conference: "It should come as no
surprise that we did not deal with the issue" of term
limits, Gamal Mubarak told reporters Thursday, explaining that it
was not a priority. "We should not reduce talk of reform to
only narrow issues. We are not thinking of changing the
constitution."
The conference's economic
reform moves got slightly better press. The announcement that
state-run companies could be run by foreigners
emerged, as did reports that companies in Dubai were happy about
the potential tax
cuts.
Other coverage included VOA
providing a harsh prognosis of the political
aspects of the conference, and AFP
doing an all around piece on the education
sector's reform potential...
Meanwhile, at the UN
The race for a
security council seat
heats up... Plus, a photo of Foreign Minister Abul-Gheit speaking
at the General Assembly, and more on this issue from AFP.
Gaza stop and go
Arafat security advisor
in Cairo and BBC does a roundup of the current status
of the Gaza plan. Meanwhile,
Palestinian security officers did
not make it to Egypt for training.
Get this
Korean drama
popular in Egypt.
Big business
Will Egypt join OPEC?
Indian tea makers very excited
about prospect of lower import duties...
Egypt, meanwhile, is anticipating
much more tourism from an outward looking China...
Major hacking
Symantec says Middle East and Egypt are sources
of many Internet threats.
Web posted by
Tarek Atia Sunday, September 26, 2004 2:30 CAIRO
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Soccer
blames
SEPTEMBER 12, 2004
Aiming
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Mubarak's poster
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and tragedy
SEPTEMBER 10, 2004
Courting
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Libs and cons
Mido trouble fest
Mo.
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time
Belly
time
Amr
Khaled
SEPTEMBER 5, 2004
Timely
analyses
Mogamma
tales
Miss
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Egyptology
101
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Hostage
released
Wrestler
called Rock
Hamza
case begins
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Educational
reform
Ruby
goes global
Cheop
controversy
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