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The PWI's Pretty Boy talks happiness, influences, greatest fear Special

Cairo - The newest hiphop Double RNB sensation out of Vancouver The PWI are starting to take on the world like a crossfire hurricane, and today the band's singer takes some time out of his hectic schedule while in Cairo to email DJ his answers to the Proust quiz.

Op-Ed: Two Egyptian journalists face trial for defaming president Mursi

Cairo - Two Egyptian journalists who work at a newspaper that has been very critical of Egyptian president Mursi have been ordered to face an expedited trial for defamation.

Egyptian police protest over abduction closes crossing into Gaza

Rafah - Egyptian police are protesting the kidnapping of seven comrades by Islamist gunmen by closing the only crossing from Egypt into the Gaza Strip for a second day.

Al-Qaeda linked militants planned to attack US and French embassy

Cairo - Al-Qaeda linked militants in Egypt were planning to target both the US and French embassies in the country, before their plot was foiled.

Egypt foils Al-Qaeda linked attack on western embassy

Egypt's Interior Minister, Mohammed Ibrahim, has said that the country's security services have managed to foil an attempted suicide bombing on a western embassy.

Mob in Egypt lynches teenage son of Muslim Brotherhood official

First, the son of a Muslim Brotherhood leader kills and wounds people in a heated debate over FaceBook comments critical of the present government. What follows is an outraged mob that burns his parental home and kills the killer. Justice Egyptian style.

It's World AS Day. Raising awareness for Ankylosing Spondylitis

Awareness advocates around the world are in full swing today when it comes to raising awareness of Ankylosing Spondylitis. Today, May 4th, is World AS Day.

World's second-oldest animal dies at 270

A local paper in Giza, Egypt, has announced the death of a turtle considered to be the world's second-oldest animal at the age of 270.

Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood wants to 'purge' Egyptian judiciary

Cairo - The Egyptian justice minister has resigned following demands by the Muslim Brotherhood that the judiciary be "purified". President Mursi is holding talks with top judges to try and resolve the issue.

Rockets hit Israel's resort Eilat — No injuries reported

Eilat - Three rockets landed in Israel's southern holiday resort, Eilat, this morning. No injuries have been reported. Eilat airport has been temporarily closed for incoming flights.

IMF awaits Morsi's agreement for $4.8 billion Egyptian loan

Cairo - Although Egypt is said to be close to agreement on a loan from the IMF worth $4.8 billion, President Morsi is concerned about conditions imposed that would force him to legislate unpopular policies.

Australian Coptic Christians protest against terror in Egypt Special

Sydney - The Australian Coptic Christian community protested against state-sponsored terror in Egypt in Martin Place Sydney at an event attended by hundreds of people.

Egyptian president concurs with army on torture allegations

The Egyptian president has dubbed as "insults" allegations that the armed forces were involved in the murder and torture of protesters throughout the course of the Egyptian Revolution two years ago.

Egypt's 'Jon Stewart' tests the nation's freedom of speech

The case against Bassem Youssef, a political satirist from Egypt known as the country's Jon Stewart, has been thrown out by an administrative court.

Op-Ed: Popular Egyptian TV comic arrest ordered for insulting president

Cairo - The Public Prosecutor in Egypt has ordered the arrest of popular comedian and TV host Bassem Youssef. His crime is insulting the president Mohamed Mursi and also Islam.

Egypt's Morsi and Pakistan's Zardari discuss Syria

Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari and Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi discussed the Syrian situation after the Egyptian leader arrived to Pakistan as the first Egyptian leader to do so since Gamal Abdel Nasser back in the 1960's.

Egyptian journalists protest over Muslim Brotherhood abuse

Journalists in Egypt conglomerated outside the Journalists Syndicate in Cairo to voice their anger at alleged abuses leveled against them by members of the ruling Muslim Brotherhood.

Egyptian military — Be wary of army officer impersonators

Following the robbery of fabrics used to make military uniforms the Egyptian Army has called on Egyptian citizens to be cautious of people posing as army officers.

Egypt rejects IMF offer of emergency rescue loan

Cairo - Egypt has rejected an offer by the IMF of a $750 million emergency rescue loan even though talks remain stalled on a larger $4.8 billion loan.

Short documentary: 'Egyptian Winter' as unrest continues

Cairo - Independent film-maker, Brandon Jourdan, has put together a fascinating 11 minute documentary film outlining the current situation in Egypt under the rule of President Mohamed Morsi and the continuance of the revolution.
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