قلق دولي من إعدام القصّر في إيران

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قلق دولي من إعدام القصّر في إيران

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Egypt opposition says govt meeting inconclusive

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Egypt opposition says govt meeting inconclusive Government says agreed road map for talks; youth activists want Mubarak out now Published Sunday, February 06, 2011 From right, Egyptian Vice President Omar Suleiman, Hossam Badrawy, secretary general of the ruling National Democratic Party, El-Sayed el-Badawi, leader of the Wafd opposition party, Naguib Sawiris, member of the wise men committee, and Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim brotherhood's spokesperson, are seen during their meeting in Cairo, Egypt. Egypt's largest opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood, said it would begin talks Sunday with the government to try to end the country's political crisis but made clear it would insist on the immediate ouster of longtime authoritarian President Hosni Mubarak. (AP) Egyptian opposition groups said on Sunday a meeting with Vice President Omar Suleiman was positive but had done nothing specific...
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Swapping Eilan Gapril with 81 Egyptian prisoners

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  Eilan Gapril By YOUSEF AYUB and HATEM ATTYA - Translate by AMANY SABER Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs assigned the Egyptian ambassador in Israel, Yasser Reda, to communicate with Israeli officials in order to accomplish the prisoner swap. Egyptian authorities are discussing swapping Israeli spy Eilan Gapril in exchange of 81 Egyptian prisoners. Reda prepared a complete list of Egyptian prisoners in Israel and their charges. He sent this list to the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in cooperation with Egyptian intelligence, began political negotiation with Israel in order to accomplish the deal. The Egyptian cabinet commanded the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Egyptian intelligence to speed up the retrieval of the detained Egyptians in Israeli prisoners. Israeli media claimed Egypt prepared a secret security plan to release G...
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Egypt runoff exposes tensions between Islamists

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Egypt runoff exposes tensions between Islamists By BEN HUBBARD,Associated Press CAIRO — A runoff Monday for Egypt's first-round parliamentary elections exposed tensions between competing Islamist parties that have so far dominated the vote. In the southern province of Assiut, supporters of the hardline Islamist Gamaa Islamiya attacked and chased away campaign workers from the Muslim Brotherhood outside a polling station where the two groups were facing off in a vote. Supporters of one Brotherhood candidate said they received death threats and one of their clerics was beaten up by campaign workers of Gamaa Islamiya — an ex-militant group now running a political party.
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