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Egypt: Judge Withdraws From Mubarak’s Retrial; Court Witnesses Chaotic Scenes As Case Gets Adjourned Indefinitely
Ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's retrial, which was set to begin on Saturday in Cairo, was adjourned indefinitely.
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Death Penalty On Decline; China, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, US Top Executors Of Capital Punishment: Amnesty
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Egypt's planning minister said Thursday the government may reach a final agreement over a $4.8 billion loan in two weeks.
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Israel Launches Air Strike On Gaza After Palestinian Fire; Crossfire Ends Four Months Old Truce
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IMF Delegation To Visit Egypt This Week To Work Out Details Of $4.8 Billion Loan Needed To Buy Food
The International Monetary Fund will send a delegation to Cairo to discuss funding as country’s economy reels.
Bassem Youssef, Egypt’s Version Of Jon Stewart, Released On Bail; Faces Charges Of Insulting President Mohammed Morsi, Ridiculing Islam And Reporting False News
The Egyptian satirist paid about $2,000 and left a prosecutor's office amid throngs of supporters.
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