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‘True Shocker’: February Shatters Global Temperature Record, Says NASA
Global temperatures in February 2016 spiked by a wider margin than any month ever recorded, according to...

Samir Shalabi 15 March 2016
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News
Worst Middle East Drought in 900 Years Spurred by Climate Change: NASA
A study published by NASA found that a drought that has affected the Middle East’s Levant region...

Samir Shalabi 10 March 2016
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Feature
International Women’s Day: An Annual Reminder of Successes and Challenges in Gender Equality
International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8 every year to recognize women’s achievements worldwide and acknowledge...

Samir Shalabi 8 March 2016
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News
Bus Drivers in Alexandria Go on Strike Over Low Wages, Bonuses
Public bus drivers in Alexandria, Egypt’s second largest city, went on strike Sunday morning, closing down all...

Samir Shalabi 7 March 2016
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International
Turkey Takes Steps Towards Restoring Ties With Egypt
While diplomatic ties between Egypt and Turkey have been strained since the ouster of former President Mohamed...

Samir Shalabi 27 February 2016
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US Seeks to Remove Human Rights Conditions on Aid to Egypt
Despite scathing criticism from human rights groups regarding the increasing level of state repression against domestic opposition...

Samir Shalabi 27 February 2016
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News
Egypt ‘Won’t Hesitate’ to Send Troops to Gulf Allies if Asked, Says Sisi
Egypt will not hesitate to deploy ground troops into the territory of its Gulf state allies to...

Samir Shalabi 18 February 2016
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News
Missing Egyptian Youth Mysteriously Reappear in Alexandria
Following the arrest of at least 19 Alexandrian young men in their homes by security forces on...

Samir Shalabi 17 February 2016
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News
Muslim Brotherhood’s Jordanian Branch Cuts Ties With Egypt Parent Group
Jordan’s branch of the Muslim Brotherhood has formally ended its affiliation with its Egypt-based parent organization, spokesman...

Samir Shalabi 16 February 2016
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Opinion
Egypt Can’t Eradicate Militancy in North Sinai With Force
Egypt is struggling with a growing problem of armed militancy in the northern region of the...

Samir Shalabi 8 February 2016
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Arts & Culture
Egypt’s Annual Book Fair Kicks Off With Record Number of Contributing Countries
The 47th edition of the Cairo International Book Fair opens Wednesday under the theme of “Culture in...

Samir Shalabi 27 January 2016
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Opinion
Egypt’s Deteriorating Human Rights Situation
Five years after mass protests broke out across Egypt leading to the toppling of former president Hosni...

Samir Shalabi 26 January 2016
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Feature
Tunisian Déjà Vu: Death Leads to Mass Protests Five Years After 2010 Uprising
Nearly a week has passed since protests broke out in the western Tunisian town of Kasserine following...

Samir Shalabi 23 January 2016
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Feature
What Does Freeing Iran from Sanctions Mean for Egypt?
By Samir Shalabi, Egyptian Streets After much anticipation and years of diplomatic quarrels, the United States and...

Samir Shalabi 18 January 2016
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Feature
How Climate Change Fueled Armed Conflict and Bred Militant Groups in the Middle East
As climate talks are underway in Paris this week, and in light of Bernie Sander’s – American...

Samir Shalabi 2 December 2015
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Feature
Why Do Egypt’s Rulers Fear the Working Class?
Egypt’s workers played a major role in the surge of protests that swept across the country in...

Samir Shalabi 1 November 2015
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Opinion
Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Ever-Shifting Stance Towards Syria
In a joint press conference on Sunday, Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry and his Saudi counterpart Adel...

Samir Shalabi 27 October 2015

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