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Egypt may be 65-70 pct self-sufficient in wheat this year -PM
ReutersCAIRO, April 27 (Reuters) - Egypt may reach 65 to 70 percent self-sufficiency in wheat production this year because of an expected boost in the local harvest, the prime minister said on Saturday. Egypt usually imports around 10 million tonnes of wheat...Tags: Government, Egypt, Breads
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INTERVIEW-Egypt's Pope says Islamist rulers neglect Copts
ReutersBy Yasmine Saleh and Paul Taylor CAIRO, April 26 (Reuters) - Egypt's Christians feel sidelined, ignored and neglected by Muslim Brotherhood-led authorities, who proffer assurances but have taken little or no action to protect them from violence, Coptic...Tags: Holidays, Religious Conflicts, Islam, Easter, U.S. Department of State
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MIDEAST MONEY-Egypt bourse struggles under heavy hand of government
Reuters* Market's worries as much about regulation as economy * Investors suspect government unsympathetic to market * May be settling political scores, raising money for deficit * But inexperienced government may be on learning curve * Some recent signs...Tags: Islam, National Government, Investment Service, Government, Egypt
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Continuous flow of Egypt gas reflects positively on trade balance
Jordan Times, AmmanThe uninterrupted flow of gas supplies from Egypt, albeit below the original agreed on amounts, cut down the Kingdom's oil import bill by JD172 million in the first two months of 2013. According to a report on Jordan's external trade, released Monday by...Tags: Petroleum Industry, Egypt, Energy Resources, Trade Balance
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U.S. defence chief reaffirms military ties with Egypt
ReutersBy David Alexander CAIRO, April 24 (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel underscored Washington's military commitment to Egypt on Wednesday and pledged American support as Egyptian forces evolve to address new and shifting security threats, U.S....Tags: U.S. Congress, U.S. Military, International Monetary Fund, Suez Canal, Jack Lew
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I'm in Egypt, but am I in denial?
It’s poignant to be far from home — having fun and enjoying the people I’m meeting — in a land regarded by some as a place where Christians are being killed and women being abused . . . and where the government tacitly approves...
Tags: Abusive Behavior, Religious Conflicts, Islam, Literature, Sex Crimes
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Currency shortages hit Vodafone's Egyptian business
ReutersDUBAI (Reuters) - Foreign exchange shortages are making it harder for Vodafone's Egyptian business to buy network equipment and it has asked some suppliers to accept payment in Egyptian pounds, its local chief executive said. Two years of economic...Tags: Vodafone Group Plc, Egypt, Dubai (United Arab Emirates)
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Egypt's Mursi pledges to respect independence of judges
Reuters* Battle over judiciary has polarised politics * Islamists say judiciary filled with Mubarak-era appointees * Opposition against draft law forcing retirement of judges By Paul Taylor CAIRO, April 23 (Reuters) - Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi has...Tags: Laws, Islam, Prisons, National Government, International Monetary Fund
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Egypt says Russia to help revive nuclear programme
Reuters* Mubarak had launched bidding process for station in 2010 * Mursi trip to Russia yielded agreement on Russian help * Minister denies Egypt requested any loan from Moscow CAIRO, April 22 (Reuters) - Russia will help Egypt develop its nuclear power...Tags: Egypt, Mohamed Morsi, Vladimir Putin, Moscow (Russia), Nuclear Power
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Egypt's Mursi in crisis talks with judges over reform
Reuters* Judges protest at planned forced retirement law * Opposition denounces attempted "Brotherhoodisation" * Minister quits over Islamist call for purge of judges By Yasmine Saleh and Asma Alsharif CAIRO, April 22 (Reuters) - Egyptian President Mohamed...Tags: Upper House, Prosecution, Lawyers, Justice System, Mohamed ElBaradei
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Egypt justice minister resigns after protests
CAIRO — Egypt's besieged justice minister has submitted his resignation after protests over the weekend by Islamists, who want to purge the courts of judges and lawyers perceived as political enemies of President Mohamed Morsi. Justice Minister...Tags: Egypt, Justice System, Mohamed Morsi, Judges
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Egypt street vendors, store owners say Morsi is bad for business
GIZA, Egypt — The woman with crates of unsold tomatoes breathed in the boisterous music of slum life: creaking shutters, squawking chickens, blowing laundry, clattering junkmen. But the ingrained rhythms only angered Hamid Ali Mohamed, who sat...
Tags: Tomatoes, Egypt, Breads, Mohamed Morsi
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