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the world media sees Egypt...
Tuesday
September 28, 2004
Orascom
hostages update
Khaleej Times reports on diplomatic
moves to secure the hostages' release. Orascom imposes a news blackout
on hostage info. Egyptians and other Arab expats living and
working in Baghdad are getting scared...
And suddenly, MENA reports that one hostage has been freed.
Meanwhile,
AFP reports that Egypt said Monday it will host an international conference
on Iraq elections next month.
Synchronized
azhan...
Zaqzouq speaks to AP about the unified
call to prayer plan. Mufti Ali Gomaa also endorses the synchronized
azhan plan. But VOA says not everyone is happy.
Still
talking about reform
Christian Science Monitor says the best thing about all the reform
talk surrounding the NDP conference was the opening up of
discussion on previously taboo
issues.
Animals
on the road
USA Today takes a colorful look at the Lion's village and an African
safari on the burgeoning Cairo-Alexandria desert highway.
News
travels fast
This item had been making the rounds of the more seedy rumor
mongering world press for a few days, but now it's hit the mainstream.
MSNBC covers the Egyptian parliament's alleged banning
of Madonna from visiting the country (although she didn't say she
was coming in the first place) after she openly declared her
support for Israel by visiting that country last week.
New
faces
Egypt squad
for 8 October World Cup qualifier against Libya announced.
Meanwhile,
"I'm well fine here at Rome, Mido
gushed. It's a city I already knew because I used to come many
times as I have Italian friends.
PLUS
-- Egyptian soccer pro in Europe stuck in stolen
watch scandal...
Russians
show prejudice
Flight not allowed to leave for
Egypt until veiled
woman taken off board.
Web posted by
Tarek Atia Tuesday, September 28, 2004 10:30 CAIRO
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Routine
unusual
SEPTEMBER 23
Stability
and change
SEPTEMBER 21, 2004
New
realities
SEPTEMBER 19, 2004
Bundles
of irony
SEPTEMBER 16, 2004
Mixed
up world
SEPTEMBER 14, 2004
Just
the news
Narrow
reforms
Bab
El-Shams in Beirut
Soccer
blames
SEPTEMBER 12, 2004
Aiming
high
Gamal
Mubarak's poster
Trouble
and tragedy
SEPTEMBER 10, 2004
Courting
change
Libs and cons
Mido trouble fest
Mo.
Atta's father
SEPTEMBER 8, 2004
Plenty
of surprises
Gaza
time
Belly
time
Amr
Khaled
SEPTEMBER 5, 2004
Timely
analyses
Mogamma
tales
Miss
Egypt
Egyptology
101
SEPTEMBER 3, 2004
Weekend
mish-mash
Hostage
released
Wrestler
called Rock
Hamza
case begins
SEPTEMBER 1, 2004
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Educational
reform
Ruby
goes global
Cheop
controversy
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