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Sentenced to seven years in an Egyptian prison last June, reporter Peter Greste is returning to his home country of Australia Sunday.
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Muslim Association Of Canada Gave $300K To Hamas-Linked Group: Report
The Muslim Association of Canada reportedly gave $300,000 to IRFAN-Canada, which is designated a terrorist organization.
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The ruling gives the prominent pro-democracy activists three years in jail on charges of organizing an illegal protest.
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Muslims Stage Protests Over 'Offensive' Charlie Hebdo Cover: Demonstrations in Pakistan, Philippines, Jordan
Some groups are preparing to take to the streets this week to condemn the cover of the new issue.
Egypt Moves To Ban Foreign Publications 'Offensive To Religion' Amid Condemnation Of New Charlie Hebdo Edition
Egyptian Prime Minister Ibrahim Mahlab will now have the power to ban any foreign publication that is deemed "offensive to religion."
Le Canard Enchaine, Major French Satirical Weekly, Received Death Threats After Charlie Hebdo Attack
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Mubarak Retrial: Release Poses Challenge For Egypt's Sisi As Former Dictator Nears Freedom
The potentially explosive consequences of Mubarak's release could make for a tricky political situation for Sisi.
Hosni Mubarak, Deposed Egyptian Ruler, Could Walk Free After Court Orders Retrial In Corruption Case
The Egyptian Court of Cassation dropped the only remaining charge against Hosni Mubarak, paving the way for his potential release.
Canada's John Baird Flies To Egypt To Discuss Release Of Al Jazeera Journalist Mohammad Fahmy
Mohammad Fahmy is one of three reporters arrested for allegedly spreading false news and supporting the Muslim Brotherhood.
After Charlie Hebdo Attack, Parisians Fear Immigration Crackdown, Racist Policies
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Egypt ‘Gay Bathhouse’ Defendants Acquitted By Court: 26 Men Accused Of Debauchery Ordered Free
The defendants faced multiple charges that could have resulted in one to nine years in prison.
JeSuis Charlie Rally In Paris Brings Together Rivals As World Leaders March Against Terrorism
Several world leaders marched together, in Paris, in a show of solidarity against terrorism.
Former Aide To Ousted Egyptian President Morsi Released From Jail: Relatives
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France Warns Palestinians Over Escalating Crisis With UN Bid
The EU criticized Israel for saying it would withhold critical tax revenue if the Palestinians join the International Criminal Court.
Fifth Dynasty Egyptian Queen's 4,500-Year-Old Tomb Unearthed By Archaeologists
The 4,500-year-old tomb belongs to a previously unknown queen believed to be the wife of an Egyptian pharaoh of the Fifth Dynasty.
Egyptian Coptic Christians Targeted in Two Kidnapping Attacks in Libya
Twenty Egyptian Christians have been abducted in Libya in one week, media reports indicate.
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