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With Official Numbers In, Sisi Wins Egyptian Presidency In 97% Landslide
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Egyptian Court Sentences 155 Muslim Brotherhood Supporters In Connection With 2013 Violence [PHOTO]
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Abu Hamza Found Guilty By US Of All 11 Charges, Including Terrorism And Aiding Al Qaeda, Taliban
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Al Jazeera Journalists Trial Update: Adjourned Again, Peter Greste's Lead Defense Lawyer Quits
The trial of six Al Jazeera journlists gets adjourned, and a defense lawyer quits surprisingly in the middle of the court.
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Turkish Protests Over Mining Disaster Turn Violent, Forcing Erdoğan To Flee
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With Hundreds of Egyptians Sentenced To Death, Security Forces Can't Keep Up
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Mystery Of Ancient Pyramid Construction: Egyptians’ Simple ‘Trick’ For Moving Massive Stone Blocks Revealed
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Egypt's Debt To Foreign Oil Firms Rises To $5.7 Billion
Money owed to foreign oil majors including BP and BG Group totaled $4.9 billion.
US Urges Egypt To Reverse Death Sentence Of 683 Muslim Brotherhood Supporters While Senator Patrick Leahy Refuses Funds To Egyptian Military
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Human Rights Watch Concerned By U.S. Apache Helicopter Delivery To Egypt Amid Serious Human Rights Abuses
Advocacy groups worry the helicopters will be used to continue the Egyptian military's violence against civilians.
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